SOLUTION: I am totally confused on this...any help would be greatly appreciated! x/(x-3) + x/2 = 6x/(2x-6)
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I am totally confused on this...any help would be greatly appreciated!
x/(x-3) + x/2 = 6x/(2x-6)
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Add the two fractions in the LHS where the LCD is
Notice that the denominators are the same. Multiply both sides by the denominator polynomial.
Factor:
or
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and no denominator equals zero.
and no denominator equals zero.
Both roots are valid for a problem without a real world context.
John
My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it