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Simplify and select the answer with the appropriate restrictions for the variables. 10x^2-15x/5x^2 A.2-15x,(x_0) B.2-3x,(x_0) C.2x-3/x,(x_0) D.10x-3,(x_0)
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Simplify and select the answer with the appropriate restrictions for the variables. 10x^2-15x/5x^2 A.2-15x,(x_0) B.2-3x,(x_0) C.2x-3/x,(x_0) D.10x-3,(x_0)
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Simplify and select the answer with the appropriate restrictions for the variables.
10x^2-15x/5x^2
A.2-15x,(x_0)
B.2-3x,(x_0)
C.2x-3/x,(x_0)
D.10x-3,(x_0)
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The answer is C.2x-3/x,(x_0)
5x can be canceled out, thus:
Since x is denominator and if denominator is 0, the terms would be undefined, then x≠ 0
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