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Solve for a (a^2+4)/(a^2-4)+a/(2-a)=2/(a+2)
Step 1
Factor
each
term
.
Rewrite as .
Since both
terms
are
perfect squares
,
factor
using the
difference of squares
formula
, where and .
Step 2
Find the
LCD
of the
terms
in the
equation
.
Finding the
LCD
of a list of values is the same as finding the
LCM
of the
denominators
of those values.
The
LCM
is the smallest
positive number
that all of the numbers
divide
into evenly.
1. List the
prime
factors
of each number.
2.
Multiply
each
factor
the greatest number of times it occurs in either number.
The number is not a
prime
number because it only has one positive
factor
, which is itself.
Not
prime
The
LCM
of is the result of multiplying all
prime
factors
the greatest number of times they occur in either number.
The
factor
for is itself.
occurs time.
The
factor
for is itself.
occurs time.
The
factor
for is itself.
occurs time.
The
factor
for is itself.
occurs time.
The
LCM
of is the result of multiplying all
factors
the greatest number of times they occur in either
term
.
Step 3
Multiply
each
term
in by to
eliminate
the
fractions
.
Multiply
each
term
in by .
Simplify the left side.
Simplify each
term
.
Cancel the
common factor
of .
Cancel the
common factor
.
Rewrite the
expression
.
Expand using the
FOIL
Method.
Apply the
distributive property
.
Apply the
distributive property
.
Apply the
distributive property
.
Simplify each
term
.
Move to the left of .
Rewrite using the
commutative property of multiplication
.
Multiply
by by adding the
exponents
.
Move .
Multiply
by .
Raise to the
power
of .
Use the
power rule
to
combine
exponents
.
Add and .
Multiply
by .
Multiply
by .
Cancel the
common factor
of .
Factor
out of .
Cancel the
common factor
.
Rewrite the
expression
.
Expand using the
FOIL
Method.
Apply the
distributive property
.
Apply the
distributive property
.
Apply the
distributive property
.
Combine
the opposite
terms
in .
Reorder the
factors
in the
terms
and .
Add and .
Add and .
Simplify each
term
.
Multiply
by .
Multiply
by .
Apply the
distributive property
.
Multiply
by by adding the
exponents
.
Multiply
by .
Raise to the
power
of .
Use the
power rule
to
combine
exponents
.
Add and .
Move to the left of .
Simplify by adding
terms
.
Combine
the opposite
terms
in .
Add and .
Add and .
Subtract from .
Simplify the right side.
Cancel the
common factor
of .
Factor
out of .
Cancel the
common factor
.
Rewrite the
expression
.
Factor
out of .
Rewrite as .
Factor
out of .
Reorder
terms
.
Raise to the
power
of .
Raise to the
power
of .
Use the
power rule
to
combine
exponents
.
Add and .
Multiply
by .
Step 4
Solve the
equation
.
Simplify .
Rewrite.
Rewrite as .
Expand using the
FOIL
Method.
Apply the
distributive property
.
Apply the
distributive property
.
Apply the
distributive property
.
Simplify and
combine
like terms
.
Simplify each
term
.
Rewrite using the
commutative property of multiplication
.
Multiply
by by adding the
exponents
.
Move .
Multiply
by .
Multiply
by .
Multiply
by .
Multiply
by .
Multiply
by .
Multiply
by .
Subtract from .
Apply the
distributive property
.
Simplify.
Multiply
by .
Multiply
by .
Move all
terms
containing to the left side of the
equation
.
Add to both sides of the
equation
.
Subtract from both sides of the
equation
.
Add and .
Subtract from .
Add to both sides of the
equation
.
Add and .
Factor
the left side of the
equation
.
Factor
out of .
Factor
out of .
Factor
out of .
Factor
out of .
Factor
out of .
Factor
out of .
Factor
using the
perfect square
rule.
Rewrite as .
Check that the middle
term
is two times the
product
of the numbers being squared in the first
term
and third
term
.
Rewrite the
polynomial
.
Factor
using the
perfect square
trinomial
rule , where and .
Divide
each
term
in by and simplify.
Divide
each
term
in by .
Simplify the left side.
Cancel the
common factor
of .
Cancel the
common factor
.
Divide
by .
Simplify the right side.
Divide
by .
Set
the equal to .
Add to both sides of the
equation
.
Step 5
Exclude the
solutions
that do not make true.
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