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What is the LCD for the given equation? x + 6/x-3 = 2x/x-3 Please explain to me how you got the answer, thank you!

What is the LCD for the given equation? x + 6/x-3 = 2x/x-3 Please explain to me how you got the answer, thank you!
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What is the LCD for the given equation?

x + 6/x-3 = 2x/x-3

Please explain to me how you got the answer, thank you!

User Mike Kingsbury
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Answer:

(x-3)^2

Explanation:

The LCD is (x-3)^2 This is becuse x-3 is on both equations.


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