4+x−4x⋅(4+x2x2−x)
To simplify this expression, first, let's find a common denominator for the fractions inside the parentheses.
4+x2x2 can be rewritten as x+42x2.
Now, we can rewrite the expression with a common denominator:
4+x−4x⋅(x+42x2−x)
Next, distribute the x−4x term into the parentheses:
4+(x−4)(x+4)x⋅2x2−x−4x2
Now, let's simplify the fractions. To do that, find a common denominator:
4+(x−4)(x+4)2x3−(x−4)(x+4)x2(x+4)
Now, you have a common denominator, and you can combine the fractions:
4+(x−4)(x+4)2x3−x2(x+4)
To simplify the numerator further, expand x2(x+4):
4+(x−4)(x+4)2x3−x3−4x2
4+(x−4)(x+4)x3−4x2
y−y+33⋅(y−y−3y2)
First, let's find a common denominator for the fractions inside the parentheses:
y−y+33⋅(y−y−3y2)
Now, distribute the y+33 term into the parentheses:
y−3⋅(y−y−3y2)
Next, distribute the -3 inside the parentheses:
y−3y+y−33y2
Now, combine like terms:
−2y+y−33y2
5y+104x−2:y+22x−1
To divide fractions, you can multiply by the reciprocal of the second fraction:
5y+104x−2⋅2x−1y+2
Simplify both the numerator and denominator:
5(y+2)2(2x−1)⋅2x−1y+2
Now, you can cancel out the common factor of 2x
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