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Previous Question: in trapezoid ABCD, AB is parallel to CD, and AB = 10, BC = 9, CD = 22, and DA = 15. Points P and Q are marked on BC so that BP = PQ = QC = 3, and points R and S are marked on DA s Next Question: add and express in simplest form 3y over y^2+5y+4 plus 2y over Y^2-1

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