SOLUTION: x^2/(3x^2-11x+6) - 4/(x-3) = -2/(3x-2) I get x^2 - 4(3x-2) = -2(x-3) x^2 - 12x + 8 + -2x+6 x^2 - 10x +2 ?????? where did i go wrong?
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Question 325471
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x^2/(3x^2-11x+6) - 4/(x-3) = -2/(3x-2)
I get
x^2 - 4(3x-2) = -2(x-3)
x^2 - 12x + 8 + -2x+6
x^2 - 10x +2
?????? where did i go wrong?
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You're off to a great start. You just need to solve
now.
Start with the given equation.
Notice that the quadratic
is in the form of
where
,
, and
Let's use the quadratic formula to solve for "x":
Start with the quadratic formula
Plug in
,
, and
Negate
to get
.
Square
to get
.
Multiply
to get
Subtract
from
to get
Multiply
and
to get
.
Simplify the square root (note: If you need help with simplifying square roots, check out this
solver
)
Break up the fraction.
Reduce.
or
Break up the expression.
So the solutions are
or