Question

subtract: (3/x-3) - (5/x-2)

Answer 1

you need a common denominator of (x -3)(x - 2)

so you have

\[\frac{3(x -2)}{(x -3)(x-2)} - \frac{5(x -3)}{(x -3)(x-2)}\]

just distribute the numerators and collect like terms...

then you'll have an answer

Answer 2

thnks so much

Answer 3

so it can be written as

\[\frac{3(x -2) - 5(x -3)}{(x -3)(x-2)}\]

Answer 4

so..
2x+9/(x-3)(X-2)

Answer 5

when you distribute the 3 and the -5 the top becomes
3x -6 -5x +15

how do you get +2x ? Isn't it -2x +9

Answer 6

i didnt put a +2

Answer 7

what is this?
so..
2x+9/(x-3)(X-2)

Answer 8

ya thts a plus 9

Answer 9

nevermind