Question

After x+1/3 - x+2/2x have been combined using the Least Common Denominator of 6x, what is the numerator?

Answer:
-x2 + x + 3

Answer 1

how you got that ?

Answer 2

I got the negative from the subtraction

Answer 3

6x is on the bottom

Answer 4

6/2 = 3

Answer 5

that'd be a positive 3 so = 3

Answer 6

i mean it wouldn't equal, i meant you'd add 3

Answer 7

3 is in the denominator, LCM =6x
so you'll multiply and divide by 2x
2x (x+1) will be your first term.

Answer 8

i was wrong wasnt i:(

Answer 9

2x is in the denominator, LCM =6x
so you'll multiply and divide by 3
3(x+2) will be your 2nd term.
got this ?

Answer 10

2x^2+2x -3x-6 = 2x^2-x-6
are you getting all this ?

Answer 11

how is 2x in the denominator?

Answer 12

i get the 3(x + 2) part

Answer 13

how did you get negative 3 in "2x^2+2x -3x-6" this?

Answer 14

x+2/2x in your question....
there is minus - sign in between
2x(x+1)- 3(x+2)

Answer 15

oh okay