Question

Solve rational equations
\frac(9)(x+1)-\frac(5)(2) = \frac(2)(3x+3).

Answer 1

\[\frac{9}{x+1}-\frac{5}{2} = \frac{2}{3x+3} \]

Answer 2

yea?

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

btw you were close with the LAtex, you need to use curly brackets instead of parentheses and add a \bracket to both ends

Answer 5

alright, so anyways, what have you tried so far?

Answer 6

well im confused since theres two x.

Answer 7

i know from 3x+3 its 3(x+1)

Answer 8

that is true

Answer 9

so you have a few ways to go about it

Answer 10

do i multiply by 6(x+1)

Answer 11

well you could, but you wont really need the 6, it does eliminate all of the fractions though

Answer 12

I mean it is legal and it works

Answer 13

let me know what you get when you do

Answer 14

help me please with number 1

Answer 15

(don't forget to use parentheses so you hit every term!)