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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Will someone please explain the procedure of doing this problem thoroughly ( see attached)

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OpenStudy (reemii):

the way to go when summing fractions is to put everything on a same fraction. that is possible when they have the same denominator. you have to start by finding a "simple" expression that is a multiple of all the denominators that you see . (\(3a\), \(4\), \(6a^2\)). ok so far? do you see such a multiple ? (for example, \(24a^2 \) is such a multiple, but there is simpler.)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

thank you!!!!!!!!!!!

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