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What are the excluded values for 1/x-x/9=0. Please explain how you get you answer

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Excluded values are the values that make the denominator 0

Denominator 0 is undefined so we exclude the values that makes the denominator 0


(1)/(x) - (x)/(9) =0

LCD is 9x

Multiply the first fraction by 9 and second fraction by x


(1*9)/(x*9) - (x*x)/(9*x) =0


(9-x^2)/(9x) =0

We have 9x in the denominator

When x=0 the denominator becomes 0

so excluded value is x=0


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