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I am trying to simplify this expression: (325/x) - (325/x +15) I know that I have to multiply the denominator from the first fraction by something so that it will be the same as the denominator in the second fraction, but how do I do that?
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do you get it?
But if I multiply x * x + 15, wouldn't that make x^2 + 15x?
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multiply the numerators first and then subtract the two and tell me what you get
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