SOLUTION: i am trying to solve the problem of x/(x^2-9) 1/(x 3)=4
i started by using an LCD of (x 3)(x-3) to multiply to each term on both sides of equation. I arrived at an answer of x
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i started by using an LCD of (x 3)(x-3) to multiply to each term on both sides of equation. I arrived at an answer of x
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Question 844070: i am trying to solve the problem of x/(x^2-9) 1/(x 3)=4
i started by using an LCD of (x 3)(x-3) to multiply to each term on both sides of equation. I arrived at an answer of x (x-3)=4(x^2-9). then i simplfied more to arrive at -4x^2-2x-33=0. i'm stuck. not sure how to tackle problem further Found 2 solutions by Fombitz, nanakwame:Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! you made a mistake when grouping because you will get x (x-3)=4x^2-36
2x-3=4x^2-36
both the 2x and -3 will cross the equal sign and you will get
4x^2-2x-33=0
use the general formula and you will get -3.133 and 3.133