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What is the simplified form of the quantity of x plus 9, all over the quantity of 8 − the quantity of x plus 3, all over the quantity of x plus 2?

What is the simplified form of the quantity of x plus 9, all over the quantity of 8 − the quantity of x plus 3, all over the quantity of x plus 2?
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What is the simplified form of the quantity of x plus 9, all over the quantity of 8 − the quantity of x plus 3, all over the quantity of x plus 2?

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Answer: (x^2 +3x-6)/(8(x+2))

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Is this the problem?
(x+9)
(8 - x + 3) ÷ X+2
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