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3x over 2x-6 plus 9 over 6-2x

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Answer: 3/2
Explanation:
3x/2x-6 + 9/6-2x
= 3x/2x-6 + 9/-(2x+6)
= 3x/2x-6 + -9/2x-6
= 3x/2x-6 - 9/2x-6
= 3x - 9/2x-6
= 3(x-3)/2(x-3) (cancel out x-3)
= 3/2

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3/2

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This is n for which M = 0.04. So

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