Answer:
x=4
Step-by-step explanation:
Remove the parentheses and turn the 4-2x and make it into 4+2x candle the equal term -4 and should be left with x+6=2+2x then move the variable to the left and change the sign so it would be x-2x=2-6 and collect like terms so it would be -x=2-6 and then calculate that and get -x= -4
(sorry its alot)
You have to find the LCD or least common denominator.
In this case the LCD would be (x-6)(x+5).
Problem: x/ x-6 - 1/x+5
Step 1: multiply x-6 to the numerator and denominator of 1/x+5
1(x-6)/ (x+5)(x-6)
Step 2: multiply x+5 to the numerator and denominator of x/x-6
x(x+5)/ (x+5)(x-6)
After all that, this is how the problem should look now
x(x+5)/ (x-6)(x+5) - 1(x-6)/ (x-6)(x+5)
If you simplify this you get
x²+5x-x+6/ (x-6)(x+5)
If you subtract both 5x-x (like terms) you get
x²+4x+6/ (x-6)(x+5)
which is the answer
I believe what you do is multiply 16 by 3 and then multiply that by 28
A, as absolute value refers to distance a number is from 0 whether it be neg or pos
