SOLUTION: simplify
2x/x^2-9 + 3x/x^2+4x+3
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Question 169802: simplify
2x/x^2-9 + 3x/x^2+4x+3
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Start with the given expression
Factor the denominators
Take note that the LCD is
Multiply the first fraction by to get the denominator of the first fraction to the LCD
Multiply the second fraction by to get the denominator of the first fraction to the LCD
Distribute
Combine the fractions
Combine like terms.
FOIL to get
FOIL to get
So simplifies to
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