A few days ago
I have a problem for my math homework that I cannot figure out.?
I can get the answer with my calculator because I have some special programs, but I need to show work and I can’t figure out how to do it.
Here it is:
(1 / (x-2)) + (3 / (x + 3)) = (4) / ((x ^ 2) + x – 6)
What I tried to do was multiply both sides by (x-2) and (x+3) to get rid of the denominator on the right side, but that means I have to multiply a quadratic function by (x-2) and (x+3) which is a quadratic function. It just gets really confusing. Anyone know an easy way to do this? I would appreciate a step by step answer.
Thanks in advance.
Top 3 Answers
A few days ago
Favorite Answer
x^2+x-6 is actually (x-2)(x+3). If you multiply throughout by this,
(x+3) +3(x-2) = 4
or x+3+3x-6 =4
4x=7
x = 7/4
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4 years ago
i attempted working an d i’ve got been given this answer -4/3 2/3(3/4m-a million/6) = m+a million/3 6/12m-2/18=m+a million/3 6/12m-12/12m=a million/3+2/18 -a million/2m=12/18 so m= -24/8 that’s in easiest kind -4/3 please tell me if this answer is genuine
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A few days ago
woah!!! i jus tried it and ahve no idea. wat math r u in buddy?
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