SOLUTION: [(y-2)/(y+3)]-[(y/2y+6)]
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Question 71752: [(y-2)/(y+3)]-[(y/2y+6)]
Answer by funmath(2933) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
[(y-2)/(y+3)]-[(y/2y+6)]
The LCD is 2(y+3), whatever you do to the denominator to get that, you have to do to the numerator.
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