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How can ari simplify the following expression 5/a-3-4/2+1/a-3

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Answer:


(12-2a)/(a-3)\:\:or\:\: (6*(2-a))/(a-3)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given Expression is


(5)/(a-3)-(4)/(2)+(1)/(a-3)

Step 1 : Group like terms

Like Terms are terms with same variable part here
(1)/(a-3)


\implies(5)/(a-3)+(1)/(a-3)-(4)/(2)

Step 2: Simplify like terms


\implies (5+1)(1)/(a-3)-2


\implies(6)/(a-3)-2

Step 3: Simplify unlike terms by taking same denominator


\implies(6)/(a-3)-(2)/(1)

here, LCM of both denominator is ( a - 3 )


\implies(6)/(a-3)-((2)/(1)*(a-3)/(a-3))


\implies(6)/(a-3)-(2(a-3))/(a-3)


\implies(6)/(a-3)-(2a-6)/(a-3)

Step 4: Simplify as they are like Rationl no.


\implies(6-(2a-6))/(a-3)


\implies(6-2a+6)/(a-3)


\implies(12-2a)/(a-3)\:\:or\:\: (6*(2-a))/(a-3)

Therefore, Answer is
(12-2a)/(a-3)\:\:or\:\: (6*(2-a))/(a-3)

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