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What is the sum? (3k)/(k^(2) ) + (k-7)/(4k)
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What is the sum?
(3k)/(k^(2) ) + (k-7)/(4k)

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Answer:

(k+5)/4k

Explanation:

(3k/k^2) + (k-7/4k) = k+5/4k

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