Posted by Jennifer on Saturday, October 11, 2008 at 3:10pm.
Ok, your common denominator is
2(t+4)(t-2)(t+2)
lots of factoring here, and lots of canceling.
(t-2)/(t+4) x 4(t+4)/[2(t-2)(t+2)]
= 2/(t+2), where t is NOT equal to 2,-4
Most likeylBob saw your x as a +
Thank you so much.
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