Alright, I wanted to check and see if I got my answer right to this following question.. I came up with x over 3x+4 Thanks
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Factorise both fractions to get (x+4)(x-4)/(x-4) X x/3(x+4) I then simplified to get x/3
change divide into times by flipping the second term now factor the top of the first term using difference of 2 squares and the bottom of the second term by taking out a common factor now times the 2 terms together you get and cancelling out terms
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