Decomposing Algebraic Fraction...1

I would say this depend on how you interpret "decompose". Certainly it means to break it into parts that will recombine to the original, x/12. But "recombine" how? Yes, x(1/12)= x/12 is one way but (x/3)(1/4), (x/4)(1/3), (x/2)(1/6), etc. are also valid answers. I would also suggest x/3 and x/4 as a valid "decomposition" since x/3- x/4= x/12.
 
I would say this depend on how you interpret "decompose". Certainly it means to break it into parts that will recombine to the original, x/12. But "recombine" how? Yes, x(1/12)= x/12 is one way but (x/3)(1/4), (x/4)(1/3), (x/2)(1/6), etc. are also valid answers. I would also suggest x/3 and x/4 as a valid "decomposition" since x/3- x/4= x/12.

The answers vary. Ok.
 


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