SOLUTION: (4)+ 12/2x-3 divided by (5)+ 15/2x-3
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Question 203295: (4)+ 12/2x-3 divided by (5)+ 15/2x-3
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The key to simplifying these fractions with a fraction is to multiply the numerator and denominator of the "big" fraction by the Lowest Common Denominator (LCD) of the "little" fractions within the "big" fraction.
The LCD of the "little" fractions is (2x-3).
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