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3 years ago

2b-3/b-2 = 3b/b+2 ... Solutions by cross multiplying

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1 answer:

Rzqust [24]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

(2b-3)/(b-2)(b+2) = 3b(b-2)/(b+2)(b-2)

2b²+4b-3b-6/b²-4=3b²-6b/b²-4

2b²+b- 6= 3b²-6b

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