Your answer is INCORRECT!

You seem to have factored the numerator-expression, but NOT the denominator-expression. 

I'd assume that 3(x = 5)(x - 3) is actually 3(x + 5)(x - 3). In that case, the numerator-expression was correctly factored. 

Now, you just need to factor the denominator and cancel like-factors in the numerator and denominator, as follows:

 

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