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Find the difference. m+2/(m-4)^2 - m-2/(m-4)^2​
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Find the difference. m+2/(m-4)^2 - m-2/(m-4)^2​

Find the difference. m+2/(m-4)^2 - m-2/(m-4)^2​-example-1
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Answer:

4/(m-4)^2

Explanation:

=(m+2)/(m-4)^2-(m-2)/(m-4)^2

=m+2-m+2/(m-4)^2

= 4/(m-4)^2

This is the correct answer.

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