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How do I simplify when there are fractions on fractions
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How do I simplify when there are fractions on fractions

How do I simplify when there are fractions on fractions-example-1
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Answer: y/y+x

Step-by-step explanation: Reduce the fraction at the bottom (1 - x/y) (1 + x/y) = 1 + x/y = simplify and you get y/y+x

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