Thursday, November 28, 2013

Simplify 5/k + (k+3)/(k+5) .

Given the expression:


E =
5/k  + (k+3)/(k+5)


I am assuming that you need to write the
expression as a single ratio.


Then, we need to determine
the common denominator.


==> E = 5*(k+5) / k(k+5)  +
(k(k+3) / k(k+5)


Now we will open the
brackets.


==> E = (5k+25)/(k^2+5k)  + (k^2 + 3k)/
(k^2 + 5k)


==> E = (5k+25+ k^2 + 3k) /
(k^2+5k)


Now we will combine like
terms.


==> E = (k^2+8k+ 25) / (k^2 +
5k)

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