How would one simplify the following expression?
(x^(-2))/(x^(-2)-x^(-3))
It has the negative exponents, and I'm not sure how I would flip/simplify it as there are 2 terms in the denominator being added.
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How would one simplify the following expression?
(x^(-2))/(x^(-2)-x^(-3))
It has the negative exponents, and I'm not sure how I would flip/simplify it as there are 2 terms in the denominator being added.
Multiply both denominator and numerator byQuote:
Originally Posted by DemonX01
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Originally Posted by DemonX01
Now expand through the denominator.