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You guys have been great help, thank you all very much. I'll try to contribute towards answers as well once I get back in gear!

Thanks for the help, for some reason I thought I could further simplify that. So for (f x g)(x) It'd be 1/(5x2+3) x 1/(x-2)1/2= 1/(5x2)*(x-2)1/2 + 1/3((x-2)1/2 That's where my problem lies, I have forgotten how to deal with the root of x-2 when trying to simplify this further...

Same answer as me, I guess we can't be both wrong. How about (f x g)(x)?

Homework Statement f(x)= 1/(5x2 +3) g(x)=1/(x-2)1/2 find (f+g)(x)The Attempt at a Solution for (f+g)(x) I use the common denominator by multiplying each side by (x-2)1/2/(x-2)1/2 and (5x2 +3/5x2 +3) respectively. I end up with a whole mess that I am unable to rearrange into anything useful...