I'm not sure on what exactly your equation is supposed to be...so I rewrote it
If we want to simplify Algebraic Fractions:
We have to take a look at the numerator and the denominator
Why? Because to simplify we need to have a common multiple.
When we find the common multiple, we now know by which factor we have to break down the fraction in the numerator and the denominator
I have some examples attached below for help.
Answer:
- 6 + 3
Step-by-step explanation:
hope this helps
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The given polynomial has zeros at:
x=−3, x=−1, and x=1.
This means that:
x+3, x+1, and x-1 are all factors of this polynomial.
The factored form of this polynomial is :

We expand the last two factors using difference of two squares.




This is the standard form because it is now in decreasing powers of x.