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Algebraic Fractions
In this Math video tutorial on Expressions we look into the field of Algebraic Fractions and cover the following points:
What are algebraic fractions? Where do they differ from numerical fractions?
What are disallowed values? Why must we consider them when dealing with algebraic fractions?
How to simplify algebraic fractions.
How do the special algebraic identities help in simplifying algebraic fractions?
How to add/subtract algebraic fractions with the same/different denominator.
How to multiply and divide algebraic fractions.
How to split an algebraic fraction into two other algebraic fractions.
How to raise algebraic fractions in a positive/negative power.
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