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A/a+(3/b) thats a divided by a+3 over b?

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A/a+(3/b) thats a divided by a+3 over b?

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  1. Easiest if  you write it with the devided by symbol (a line with a dot above and below) instead of the big line between the  whole top and whole bottom.

    then like with fractions  flip (recricate) the left sid  (it will look ike this~ (b/(a+3)) and multiply that int both termson th top.

    the first term~

    [A(a+3)]/ab   then distribute and reduce

    (Aa+A3)/ab reduce to (A/b)+(A/ab)

    then the second term (the b will cancel out)

    3(a+3)

    put the together

    (A/b)+(3A/ab)+3a+9


  2. I would put more parentheses to be doubly sure your question is answered.

    Assuming your question is...

    (a/a) + (3/b)

    a/a = 1, so

    1 + 3/b

    1 = b/b so

    b/b + 3/b

    (b+3)/b


  3. That's what I make it out to be.  The 3/b is clearly one part in itself which is added on to a/a.  Hopefully :D

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