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a/(a² - 36) + 2/(a-6) = 1/(a+6)
a/(a+6)(a-6) + 2/(a-6) = 1/(a+6)
Now we need to multiply the terms by (a+6)(a-6)
a + 2(a+6) = 1(a-6)
a + 2a + 12 = a - 6
3a + 12 = a - 6
3a - a = -6 - 12
2a = -18
Divide both sides by 2
2a/2 = -18/2
a = -9
Thus, The correct option is A
I hope that's help !
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[ Explanation ]
- Solution To Inequality: - 6x + 5 > -1
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- Subtract 5 From Both Sides
- 6x + 5 - 5 > -1 - 5
-6x > -6
- Multiply Both Sides By -1 (Reverse Inequality)
(-6x)(-1) < (-6)(-1)
6x < 6
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X < 1
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Answer:
It is A
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