document.write( "Question 147708: 1/(2 - x) + 4/(x + 7) = 6/(2 - x). \r
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Algebra.Com's Answer #108082 by mangopeeler07(462)\"\" \"About 
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\"1%2F%282+-+x%29+%2B+4%2F%28x+%2B+7%29+=+6%2F%282+-+x%29\". First get a common denominator, which is (x+7)(2-x). Then multiply the fractions in order for them to have that denominator. Your numerators should become \"x%2B7\", \"8-4x\" and \"6x%2B42\". Set up the equation \"x%2B7+%2B+8-4x=+6x%2B42\". Then combine like terms and get \"-3x%2B15=6x%2B42\". Add 3x to both sides: \"15=9x%2B42\". Subtract 42 from both sides: \"-27=9x\". Divide by 9: \"-3=x\". You were right!
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