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(3x+8)/(x+2)
=(3x+ 6 + 2)/(x+2)
= 3 + 2/(x+2) as X is an integer 0 or an other integer 2/(x+2) can be an integer or not.



Merci, that's exactly what I was looking for!

Hope you make progress with your applications!
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Fig
(3x+8)/(x+2)
=(3x+ 6 + 2)/(x+2)
= 3 + 2/(x+2) as X is an integer 0 or an other integer 2/(x+2) can be an integer or not.


Merci, that's exactly what I was looking for!

Hope you make progress with your applications!


To find me several things that excuse me ;) : no, I have a peak of job to do and I have to prepare me for the TOEFL.... I'm not good enough in English I believe :) ...and I have found a nice book to increase my skills in essay writting, an usual thing for me, that I study meticulously but sporadically ;) :)
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