SOLUTION: How would you solve this rational equation:
(4/6-x) - (x^2/6-x) = 2
I tried using an LCM of 6-x which was apparently wrong... thank you.
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(4/6-x) - (x^2/6-x) = 2
I tried using an LCM of 6-x which was apparently wrong... thank you.
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Question 1015911: How would you solve this rational equation:
(4/6-x) - (x^2/6-x) = 2
I tried using an LCM of 6-x which was apparently wrong... thank you. Answer by ikleyn(52890) (Show Source):
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How would you solve this rational equation:
(4/6-x) - (x^2/6-x) = 2
I tried using an LCM of 6-x which was apparently wrong... thank you.
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If it is
- = ,
then multiply both sides by (6-x).
Then simplify and solve.
