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Question 42884
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can someone solve this rational problem
5 over 12x^4y minus 1 over 5x^2y^3
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First you need a common denominator, which in this case can be 60x^4y^3. So we multiply the first fraction by 5y^2/5y^2 and the second by 12x^2/12x^2. So we get (25y^2-12x^2)/60x^4y^3.