SOLUTION: Hello. I'm practicing for an exam and I need some help with the following problem.
Solve the equation:
x-3/x-2 - 1/x = x-3/x
thanks!
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Solve the equation:
x-3/x-2 - 1/x = x-3/x
thanks!
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Question 189393: Hello. I'm practicing for an exam and I need some help with the following problem.
Solve the equation:
x-3/x-2 - 1/x = x-3/x
thanks! Answer by greta_elisif(10) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
1. Subtract the quantity from both sides
2. Then you have
3. Add to both sides
4. Then you have
5. Multiply both sides by
6. Then you have
7. Divide both sides by
8. Then you have
But, it looks like you probably forgot some parentheses here.
So, I think your problem is actually:
1. Get common denominators by muliplying thusly:
2. You have
3. Subtract on the left side of the equation
4. Then you have:
5. Multiply both sides by the quantity
6. Then you have
7. Subtract from both sides
8. Then you have
9. Subtract from both sides.
10. Then you have
11. Subtract from both sides.
12. Then you have