document.write( "Question 81645This question is from textbook Algebra I
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document.write( ": How do you solve for a when it is in both the numerator and denominator on the same side of a rational equation? And what are the restrictions for a? This is the problem: \r
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document.write( "a-2/a+3 = 3/8 \n" );
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