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3 years ago

Bring the fraction a/a−4 to a denominator of 16−a^2 really do appreciate this thx

Mathematics

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RSB [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

-a(a+4)/(16 - a²)

Step-by-step explanation:

a/(a - 4) Multiply by (a + 4)/(a + 4)

= a(a + 4)/[(a – 4)(a + 4)] Multiply the denominatorator terms

= a(a + 4)/(a² - 16) Multiply by -1/(-1)

= -a(a+4)/(-a² + 16) Reorder terms in denominator

= -a(a+4)/(16 - a²)

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