simplifying?

x^2+7x/3x
=x^2 +7/3<=== u r absolutely correct
thank u!!!

Yes,
Unless you meant (x^2+7x)/3x
And then it's (x+7)/3

yes. the xs will simply cancel out (ie x/x=1)

(x² + 7x) / 3x
(x + 7) / 3
x/3 + 7/3

(x^2 + 7x) / 3x
x(x + 7) / x(3)
(x + 7) / 3

you need to rewrite it as two rational numbers added.

x² / 3x + 7x / 3x and now you can divide out the common factors.

x / 3 + 7 / 3 and since these have the same denominators you can rewrite them back as a sum

( x + 7 ) / 3

In theory, yes. But I think the excersice is more like this:

(x^2+7x)/3x In that case

x(x+7)/3x

(x+7)/3 this would be the answer

I hope thiscan be useful

David

yes if tat x is in denominator

(x^2 + 7x)/3x
= x(x + 7)/3(x)
= (x + 7)/3