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I need help please with these 2 problems

I need help please with these 2 problems-example-1
I need help please with these 2 problems-example-1
I need help please with these 2 problems-example-2
User Andymel
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Explanation:

1a) =>3(3x+1)/4(3x+1)=3/4

b) => 2x(x+5)/(x+5)²=2x/x+5

2) a raph restriction means that the graph stops where the restriction says. But because the y's are the output of the x's, they only give u the x restriction and then you can calculate the point by finding the y coordinate. This may sound weird but here is an example:

[1,3] => this means the graph will only show between the points 1 and 3 (on the x-as). Both points are included in the graph.

[1,3[ => this means the raph will only show between the points 1 and 3 but 1 is still a part of the graph but not 3 so up till every little number but just not 3.

hope u get it lol

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