Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
multiply first x by second x
multiply first x by -5
Multiply 2 by second x
multiply 2 by -5
(x×x)+(x×-5)+(2×x)+(2×-5)
this is equal to
Simplify 2/x+3 - 3/x-5
1 answer:
First, you should equalize the denominator of first and second fraction. If the denominator multiplies by (x-5), so does the numerator. If the denominator multiplies by (x+3), so does the numerator.
(Look into my attachment at the second row)
Second, simplify the algebraic form for the numerator.
(Look into my attachment at the fourth row)
Third, simplify the denominator
(Look into my attachment at the last row)
(Look into my attachment at the second row)
Second, simplify the algebraic form for the numerator.
(Look into my attachment at the fourth row)
Third, simplify the denominator
(Look into my attachment at the last row)
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