Asked by Emma

What is the difference in simplest form?

(n^2+3n+2)/(n^2+5n+6)-2n/(n+3)

A. (1-n)/(n+3)
B. 1/(n+3)
C. (n+1)/(n+3)
D. (n-1)/(n+3)
Answered by Spring Allergies
I'm not very good at math, but I feels as though C would be your best bet. Don't choose this answer if you don'y feel comfortable with it. I don't want to give anybody wrong answers to where they fail. Good Luck! :)
Answered by Reiny
(n^2+3n+2)/(n^2+5n+6) - 2n/(n+3)
= (n+2)(n+1)/( (n+3)(n+2)) - 2n/(n+3)
= (n+1)/(n+3) - 2n/(n+3) , now you have a common denominator
= (n+1 - 2n)/(n+3)
= (1 - n)/(n+3) , n ≠ -3,-2

@Spring Allergies, statements such as "I'm not very good at math, but I feels as though C would be your best bet" serve absolutely no purpose and do not help at all.
If you don't know what you are doing, please don't answer any student's questions.
Math is not a subject where you "feel" for correct answers.
Answered by Beast
Roasted
Answered by Bruh
Lmao he went off
Answered by Anonymous
damn.
Answered by lerry
broski said that back in 2019
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2022 and springallergies still never recovered
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2023 and he still aint recover
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well damn
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