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Allisa [31]
3 years ago
12

Simplify the sum 4/m+9+5/m^2-81

Mathematics
2 answers:
Y_Kistochka [10]3 years ago
7 0
   4/(m+9)+5/(m^2-81)= 
  4/ ( m+9) +5 / ( m-9)(m+9)=
4(m-9)/(m+9)(m-9)+ 5 / (m+9)(m-9)=
(4m-36+5)/(m+9)(m-9)=
4m-31/ (m+9)(m-9)

the answer is D
tatuchka [14]3 years ago
6 0
Answer:
D

Explanation:
1- The given expression is:
\frac{4}{m+9} + \frac{5}{m^2 - 81}

2- Factorize the denominator of the second term:
\frac{4}{m+9} + \frac{5}{(m+9)(m-9)}

3- Get the common denominator for both terms. In this case, the common denominator would be (m+9)(m-9):
\frac{4(m-9)}{(m-9)(m+9)} + \frac{5}{(m-9)(m+9)}

This will give:
\frac{4m-36}{(m+9)(m-9)} + \frac{5}{(m-9)(m+9)}

4- Add the numerators normally since the two terms have common denominator:
\frac{4m-36+5}{(m-9)(m+9)} = \frac{4m-31}{(m-9)(m+9)}

Comparing the calculated result with the given options, we will find that the correct option is the last one

Hope this helps :)

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