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anonymous · Answer

The same concept with common denominator over and over, can you try it yourself???

anonymous · Answer

I triedddd! I really did, I came up with ...
-22/(x-3)(x-+2)
but it just doesn't seem right

anonymous · Answer

The second fraction will become: 4/ ( x+2)

anonymous · Answer

I know that the donominator is right for sure but I'm confused with the numerator

anonymous · Answer

No, your denom. is weird !!!

anonymous · Answer

hmmm... would it be (x-5) then?

anonymous · Answer

Demom is ( x-3) ( x+2)
The negative sign will go to numerator make: the second numer. into: + 4

anonymous · Answer

none of my options include a (+ 4)

anonymous · Answer

It's not the answer, I'm guiding you to work out (sigh!)

anonymous · Answer

I am so sorry, I am so bad at algebra!

anonymous · Answer

It's not even algebra, just some fraction :/

anonymous · Answer

I have no idea how to answer this fractions

anonymous · Answer

Did you look at what I've spent so much time to teach you at all?

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

I still keep coming up with -x - 22/(x-3)(x+2)

anonymous · Answer

So you're R..I..G..H..T
TRUST YOURSELF!

anonymous · Answer

oh my god!! again, really .... grr.. Thanks anyway :)

anonymous · Answer

(Exhale ) =)

anonymous · Answer

lol

anonymous · Answer

sorry for all the confusion and trouble

anonymous · Answer

All I do is to FORCE the asker master the concept :P