SOLUTION: 3x+1/ 2x-6

SOLUTION: 3x+1/ 2x-6 - x+2 / x-3

Question 118989: 3x+1/ 2x-6 - x+2 / x-3
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Presuming that you only have to add the fractions and simplify:

Step 1: Find the LCD.

so and have a common factor of . Therefore your LCD is

Step 2: Apply the LCD.

Step 3: Apply the distributive property to the 2nd fraction's numerator

Step 4: Add the numerators

Step 5: Collect like terms

Step 6: Factor the denominator

Step 7: Divide by

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