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algebra fraction thing!!! pls explain I'm so lost??? like I don't see why the answer isn't 2n-2? did my teacher make a mistake or am I missing something?​

algebra fraction thing!!! pls explain I'm so lost??? like I don't see why the answer-example-1
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Answer:

a.

Explanation:


(n - 9)/(2n - 5) + (3n - 1)/(2n - 5)

Since the denomaitor is the same, just add straight across.


(4n - 10)/(2n - 5)

The numerator can be factored.

The greater common factor is 2 so we have


(2(2n - 5))/(2n - 5)

Notice that the numerator and denomiator are the same.

This means they will divide out to 1 so we have


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