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How do you simplify f(x)=1/x+1?

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i know that to simplify this you have to use this formula f(x+h)-f(x)/h but i am not sure where to plug everything in and the steps

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  1. If you mean 1/(x + 1) this cannot be simplified.

    If you mean (1/x) + 1 then

    1/x + x/x = (x + 1)/x


  2. Who taught you algebra? what f(x+h)-f(x) has to do with simplifying 1/x+1?

    Is it (1/x) +1 or 1/(x+1) Do you know they are not equal?

    What is "plug in"?

  3. use parentheses please. it could be 1/(x+1) or actually 1/x+1

    im going to assume its actually 1/x+1, because thats what you wrote.

    looks like you want derivative, since thats the formula for derivative.

    use formula d/dx(x^n)=nx^(n-1)

    d/dx(x^-1+1)

    -x^-2

    d/dx=-1/x^2

    make it a good day


  4. x/(x+_1) is the only other form I can think of

  5. There is no way to simplify 1/(x + 1). Do you mean, find the derivative?

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