Simplify the following expression:
\dfrac{NUMERATOR1}{DENOMINATOR}SIGN
\dfrac{NUMERATOR2}{DENOMINATOR}
Since the expressions have the same denominator we simply subtract the numerators:
\dfrac{NUMERATOR1 - (NUMERATOR2)}{DENOMINATOR}
Distribute the negative sign:
\dfrac{NUMERATOR1 + NUMERATOR2.multiply(-1)}{DENOMINATOR}
Since the expressions have the same denominator we simply combine the numerators:
\dfrac{NUMERATOR1 + NUMERATOR2}{DENOMINATOR}
Combine like terms:
\dfrac{NUMERATORSUM}{DENOMINATOR}
Simplify by dividing numerator and denominator by FACTOR:
\dfrac{NUMERSOL}{DENOMSOL}