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I'm going to use the substitution method.
If y = - 3/2 - 7, then:
1/2x + 5 = - 3/2x - 7
Combine like terms:
4/2x = - 12. Mutiply both sides by 2/4 to get x = -12 (2/4)
Simplify to get:
x = - 6.
Plug - 6 back in for x in either equation.
Y = 1/2( - 6) + 5 which becomes Y = - 3 + 5.
X = - 6, Y = 2
Put the equation in standard linear form.

Find the integrating factor.

Multiply both sides by
.

Now the left side the derivative of a product,

Integrate both sides.

On the right side, integrate by parts.

Solve for
.

Answer:
The least common denominator is (b-8)(b+8)(b-1)
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given expression as

Firstly, we will factor both denominators


so, we can plug it back

First term denominator is
(b-8)(b+8)
Second term denominator is
(b+8)(b-1)
So,
Least common denominator will be
(b-8)(b+8)(b-1)
So, we get
