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2 years ago

What is the sum of 3/x-3 and x/3-x

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You have to get to equal terms
So you have to multiply top and bottom of the left side by 3-x and you have to multiply top and bottom of the right side by x-3
Answer is -x2 (neg x squared) -6x +9

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