Simplify the following expression:
Y =
\dfrac{CX^2 + C * LINEARX + C * CONSTANT}{X + -A}
Y = \spaceSOLUTION.regex(true)
X \neq A
First factor the polynomial in the numerator.
We notice that all the terms in the numerator have a common factor of C, so we can rewrite the expression:
Y =\dfrac{C(X^2 + LINEARX + CONSTANT)}{X + -A}
Then we factor the remaining polynomial:
X^2
LINEAR > 0 ? "+" : "" \green{LINEAR}X CONSTANT > 0 ? "+" : "" \blue{CONSTANT}
\pink{-A} B < 0 ? "+" : "" \pink{-B} = \green{LINEAR}
\pink{-A} \times \pink{-B} = \blue{CONSTANT}
(X A < 0 ? "+" : "" \color{PINK}{-A})
(X B < 0 ? "+" : "" \color{PINK}{-B})
This gives us a factored expression:
\dfrac{C(X A < 0 ? "+" : "" \pink{-A})
(X B < 0 ? "+" : "" \pink{-B})}{X + -A}
We can divide the numerator and denominator by (X + A)
on condition that X \neq A.
Therefore
Y = C(X + -B); X \neq A