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Hoochie [10]3 years ago

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8/1 + (x-1)/(x+4)
You need the same common denominator (bottom number) to be able to add together so multiply 8 by (x+4) to both bottom and top

8 (x+4)/(x+4) + (x-1)/(x+4)
Add
8 (x+4)+(x-1)/ (x+4)
Distribute the 8 to (x+4)
8x+32+x-1 / x+4
Simplify

9x+31/x+4
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