Math, asked by karthickraja1191, 10 months ago

(m/m+1)+(1/m+1)+(1/m^2-1) simplify

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Answered by bkavya25800
2

Step-by-step explanation:

m^2-1^2=(m+1)(m-1)

m(m+1)+(m-1)+1÷(m+1)(m-1)

m^2-m+m-1+1÷(m+1)(m-1)

=m^2÷(m^2-1)

Answered by Anonymous
2

The solution is m^{2}/( m^{2}-1).

Given:

(m/m+1)+(1/m+1)+(1/m^2-1)

To find:

Simplified value

Solution:

We can simplify the given expression by taking the LCM and adding the common terms.

The given expression: (m/m+1)+(1/m+1)+(1/m^2-1)

On solving, we get

=(m/m+1)+(1/m+1)+(1/m^2-1)

=(m+1)/(m+1) + 1/m^{2}-1

=1+1/ m^{2}-1

= (( m^{2}-1)+1)/( m^{2}-1)

=( m^{2}-1+1)/( m^{2}-1)

= m^{2}/ ( m^{2}-1)

Therefore, the solution is m^{2}/( m^{2}-1).

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