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I need help solving three questions. They're given as homework and I really don't know how to solve them. I don't have answers to check my problem so I don't know if I'm doi
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I need help solving three questions. They're given as homework and I really don't know how to solve them. I don't have answers to check my problem so I don't know if I'm doi
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Question 942215: Hi,
I need help solving three questions. They're given as homework and I really don't know how to solve them. I don't have answers to check my problem so I don't know if I'm doing it right. I would be grateful if you could help me to solve the questions (with step-by-step instructions)
I have uploaded the pictures on imgur: http://imgur.com/a/wIYPT
Thank you so much.
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Three equations to solve, too many for one posting, but the skills to use are very much the same.
The second equation:
(x+1)/(2-x)+(x+2)/(x+3)-(4x+7)/(6-x-x^2)=0, in pure text, appearing as rendered to .
FRACTION SKILLS! A few simple algebraic tricks, too.
The partial fraction on the right location can be adjusted to an ADDITION if you multiply it by .
Some factoring:
Fix the left position rational expression also... , both those tricks not necessary but can make some of the work a little more comfortable.
LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR - Typical Fraction Skill -
Multiply the left member and right member by (x-2)(x+3) and simplify.
The left member is a sum of rational expressions, and the right member is 0. Not showing this actual multiplication step, but showing just the first result is this:
You should be able to handle the rest. You will get a quadratic equation to finish either by factoring or by general solution to quadratic equation.
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