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For what values (cases) of the variables the expression does not exist: a / a−b

For what values (cases) of the variables the expression does not exist: a / a−b
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For what values (cases) of the variables the expression does not exist: a / a−b

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Answer:

a=b

Explanation:

When the denominator is zero, the expression is undefined

a-b=0

a=b

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