Question 148489: (x+9/x^2-9)-(2/x-3)
It has been 4 years since I graduated highschool and I'm having trouble remembering how to do this. Found 2 solutions by mangopeeler07, jim_thompson5910:Answer by mangopeeler07(462) (Show Source):
In order to add or subtract any fractions, we need to have every denominator to be the same. So we need to have every denominator equal to the LCD. In this case, the LCD is
Multiply the second fraction by . Doing this will make the second fraction have a denominator equal to the LCD.
Combine the fractions
Distribute
Now that we have equal denominators, we can combine the fractions
Combine the numerators over the common denominator.