Mathematics, 19.05.2020 16:08, cheesy7651

What is the difference? StartFraction x + 5 Over x + 2 EndFraction minus StartFraction x + 1 Over x squared + 2 x EndFraction StartFraction x squared + 4 x minus 1 Over x (x + 2) EndFraction StartFraction x squared + 4 x + 1 Over x (x + 2) EndFraction StartFraction 4 Over negative 1 (x squared + x minus 2) EndFraction StartFraction x squared + 6 x + 1 Over x (x + 2) EndFraction

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