What two rational expressions sum to 2x+3x2−2x−15? Enter your answer by filling in the boxes. Enter your answer so that each rational expression is in simplified form.

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Arman Hakim Sagar asked Jun 25, 2022

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What two rational expressions sum to 2x+3x2−2x−15?

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Answer: 2x+3/x^2-2x-15 = 13/8(x-5) + 3/8(x+3)

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