Will pay 15 bucks via paypal to whoever can answer this with an explanation about how you got to the result. (Remember to post your mail for me to send the money)
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>>131321
>tfw you haven't done algebra in so long you've literally forgot
It's all about finding/multiplying the correct factors.
For instance part C:
If you factor the denominator of the third term you'll transform x^2+x-2 into (x-1)(x+2). Then you can multiple the beginning 2 terms by either (x-1) or (x+2) depending on whether or not it's missing from the bottom.
2/(x-1) becomes [2(x+2)]/[(x+2)(x-1)]
I worked out the solution and I uploaded it to Dropbox:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/khtsenga3hlllkw/algebra%20solution.pdf?dl=0
My solution continued:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/amaj2jx6h7zitvz/algebra%20solution%202.pdf?dl=0
>>131321
I don't think you should be taking maths
