SOLUTION: How do I simplify this expression and solve. what is the LCD? 3/x+6/(x+3)=8/(x+1)

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Question 876679: How do I simplify this expression and solve. what is the LCD? 3/x+6/(x+3)=8/(x+1)
Answer by josgarithmetic(39617)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
HOW to simplify is to first multiply left and right members by the LCD which is x(x+3)(x+1). After that, solving will use collecting like terms, and dealing with the resulting quadratic equation - either by factoring or by general solution. At finish, check for any solution which cannot work. , , .
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