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OpenStudy (anonymous):

simplify 1/x-3 + 4/x over 4/x - 1/x-3 ? please

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Just simplifying the top part: 1(4)/ x-3(4) + 4(x-3)/4(x-3) 4x-8 / 4x - 12 4(x-2)/4(x-3) x-2/ x-3 = the simplified top part Now lets do the bottom 4(x-3)/x(x-3) - (x)/(x)x-3 4x - 12 - x / x(x-3) 3x - 12 / x(x-3) 3(x-4) / x(x-3) Now the whole thing put in multiplication x-2/x-3 x x(x-3)/3(x-4) x(x-2)/3(x-4)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

so whats the simplified answer ?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

The very bottom one. Can also be written as x^2 - 2x / 3x - 12

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