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Find the least common denominator for these two rational expressions. X/x^2-4 2x/x^2-8x+12
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Find the least common denominator for these

two rational expressions.

X/x^2-4

2x/x^2-8x+12

User Fadils
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Answer: x^2

Step-by-step explanation: X/x^2-4

2x/x^2-8x+12

User Kim Tranjan
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Answer: 2/4x

Explanation:

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