SOLUTION: Subtract {{{(1)/(x^2-2x)-5/(x^2-4x+4)}}}
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Question 153924
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Start with the given expression
Factor
to get
Factor
to get
Notice how the LCD is
Multiply the first fraction by
Combine and multiply the fractions
Multiply the second fraction by
Combine and multiply the fractions
Since the denominators are now equal, this means that we can subtract the fractions. To do this, simply subtract the numerators and place that over the common denominator.
Combine like terms.
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Answer:
So
subtracts and simplifies to