SOLUTION: (1/x)-(2/x+1)=[5/(x*x)+x] -2
I just need to simplify this!
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Question 256855: (1/x)-(2/x+1)=[5/(x*x)+x] -2
I just need to simplify this!
Found 2 solutions by Stitch, drk:
Answer by Stitch(470) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Given:
Did you try multplying both sides by ?
Distribute the X^2
Simplify the equation
Add like terms
Add X^2 to both sides
Add X to both sides
Combine like terms
Hopefully that helps
Answer by drk(1908) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
step 1 - find a common denominator which is x^2(x+1)
step 2 - multiply all terms by the common denominator to get
step 3 - distribute on both sides and combine like terms to get
All solutions will be imaginary.
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