Solve (0.3 + 0.35x + x^2) divided by (0.8 + 0.6x + x^2)
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3+ 0.35x +x^2) = (0.1+x)(0.3+x) (0.8+ 0.6x +x^2) = (0.4+x)(2+x) Now we can rewrite the expression as: [(0.1+x)(0.3+x)] / [(0.4+x)(2+x)] Show more…
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