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Enter the simplified form of the complex fraction in the box.

Assume no denominator equals zero.

3/x+1/4
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1+ 3/x

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Answer:

12+x / 4x+12

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Enter the simplified form of the complex fraction in the box. Assume no denominator-example-1
User Evan Kroske
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The problem is:


((3)/(x)+(1)/(4))/(1+(3)/(x))

We now do L.C.M. of numerator and add, also do L.C.M. of denominator and add together:


((12+x)/(4x))/((x+3)/(x))

Dividing by a fraction is same as multiplying by its reciprocal, so we have:


(12+x)/(4x) * (x)/(x+3) \\

x cancels out, so can multiply and write:


(12+x)/(4) * (1)/(x+3) \\=(12+x)/(4x+12)

This is the simplified form.


ANSWER:
(12+x)/(4x+12)

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