Rational Equations Practice (Lesson 4.3)

x =

If there are multiple solutions, separate with a comma. If the solution is extraneous, say "ex"

x =

If there are multiple solutions, separate with a comma. If the solution is extraneous, say "ex"

x =

If there are multiple solutions, separate with a comma. If the solution is extraneous, say "ex"

x =

If there are multiple solutions, separate with a comma. If the solution is extraneous, say "ex"

Answer explanation

When we plug -1 back into the original equation, the denominator on one or more of the rational expressions is zero. Thus it is an extraneous solution.

x =

If there are multiple solutions, separate with a comma. If the solution is extraneous, say "ex"

Answer explanation

When we plug -1 back into the original equation, the denominator on one or more of the rational expressions is zero. Thus it is an extraneous solution.

x =

If there are multiple solutions, separate with a comma. If the solution is extraneous, say "ex"

Answer explanation

When we plug 6 back into the original equation, the denominator on one or more of the rational expressions is zero. Thus it is an extraneous solution.

x =

If there are multiple solutions, separate with a comma. If the solution is extraneous, say "ex"

Answer explanation

When we plug 4 back into the original equation, the denominator on one or more of the rational expressions is zero. Thus it is an extraneous solution.

x =

If there are multiple solutions, separate with a comma. If the solution is extraneous, say "ex"

Answer explanation

When we plug 2 back into the original equation, the denominator on one or more of the rational expressions is zero. Thus it is an extraneous solution.

x =

If there are multiple solutions, separate with a comma. If the solution is extraneous, say "ex"