Your verbal description of the expression you're dealing with is a bit unclear, but here's what I'm assuming you're given:
To subtract two fractions, you need a common denominator. To find out what that should be, factor the two denominators.
The least common denominator (LCD) must contain each
distinct factor, so the LCD is
Now change the two fractions so they have the LCD. In this case, that means to multiply top & bottom of the first fraction by the "missing" factor (x + 2) and the second fraction's top & bottom by (x - 3).
Now, distribute the 2 in the first numerator and 3x in the second numerator (careful with that subtraction sign!) and simplify.
Can you finish it?
Hello!
A whole number is a number that is not a fraction or decimal. These numbers are positive only. The correct answer is C.
Hope I helped! :3
Luis's because he flipped the inequality sign when he subtracted.
Answer: +2
Step-by-step explanation: :)