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(1/4) - (1/x) = 1/(x+15) Solve for x by making a common denominator
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please, note that common denominator is 4*x*(x+15)
do I distribute 4 and x into the parentheses?
No I don't think. I think you have perform this calculus: \[\frac{... }{ 4*x*(x+15) }-\frac{ ... }{ 4*x*(x+15) }=\frac{ ... }{ 4*x*(x+15) }\]
now I ask you what is [4*x*(x+15)]/4?
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x(x+15) right?
that's right, that is your first numerator, namely the leftmost numerator
now I ask you what is [4*x*(x+15)]/x?
4(x+15) right? I don't think I'm supposed to take x out of the parentheses
that's right! that is your second numerator, namely at middle position: |dw:1418508050445:dw|
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