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Multiply the left fraction by x+3 over x+3 and the right fraction by (x+3)^2 over (x+3)^2
No no no, don't do that
Given you (2x+6)(x+3)/(x+3)^3 + x(x+3)^2/(X+3)^23
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You only need to multiply the right side by x+3/x+3 to make the bottom halves the same
Make the denominators the same
By multiplying the right fraction by x+3 over x+3
\[\frac{ x(x+3) }{ (x+3)^2 }\]
and \[\frac{ 2x+6 }{ (x+3)^2 }\]
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so \[\frac{ x^2 + 5x + 6 }{ (x+3)^2 }\]
And the top factorises into (x+3)(x+2)
So one of the (x+3)s on the bottom cancels with the one on the top
Leaving \[\frac{ (x+2) }{ (x+3) }\]
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