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What is the solution of 1/c-3-1/c=3/c(c-3)

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x-(7/x)-6 = 0
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Answer:

Explanation:

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(1)/(c-3)-(1)/(c)

there are two fractions in subtraction.

We need to make common denominators if we need to subtract these fractions.


(c)/(c(c-3))-(c-3)/(c(c-3))

Now, we have common denominators so we can subtract the fractions.


(c-c+3)/(c(c-3))


(3)/(c(c-3))

We can see, c and (c-3) both are in denominators,

For the expression to be defined, c should not be equals to 0.

Similarly, c-3 should not be equals to 0.

So, c should not be equals to 3.

So, it my have all value of c except c = 0 and c = 3 : answer

Hope it will help :)

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