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A^2×c^2/c^2×d^2+bc/ad reduce the algebraic ​
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A^2×c^2/c^2×d^2+bc/ad reduce the algebraic ​

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Answer:


(a^2*c^2)/(c^2*d^2)+(bc)/(ad)= (a^3 + bcd)/(ad^2)

Explanation:

Given


(a^2*c^2)/(c^2*d^2)+(bc)/(ad)

Required

Simplify

We have:


(a^2*c^2)/(c^2*d^2)+(bc)/(ad)

Cancel out
c^2


(a^2*c^2)/(c^2*d^2)+(bc)/(ad)= (a^2)/(d^2)+(bc)/(ad)

Take LCM


(a^2*c^2)/(c^2*d^2)+(bc)/(ad)= (a^3 + bcd)/(ad^2)

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