Solve each rational equation. State the non-permissive values.

12/3๐‘ฅ+6โˆ’10/5๐‘ฅ+10=3๐‘ฅ+12+3๐‘ฅ^2

To solve the rational equation 12/(3๐‘ฅ+6)โˆ’10/(5๐‘ฅ+10)=3๐‘ฅ+12+(3๐‘ฅ^2), we start by simplifying the equation.

Step 1: Simplify the left side of the equation by finding a common denominator for 12/(3๐‘ฅ+6) and -10/(5๐‘ฅ+10).

The common denominator for 12/(3๐‘ฅ+6) and -10/(5๐‘ฅ+10) is (3๐‘ฅ+6)(5๐‘ฅ+10).

12/(3๐‘ฅ+6) can be written as (12(5๐‘ฅ+10))/(3๐‘ฅ+6)(5๐‘ฅ+10).

-10/(5๐‘ฅ+10) can be written as (-10(3๐‘ฅ+6))/(3๐‘ฅ+6)(5๐‘ฅ+10).

So the left side of the equation becomes (12(5๐‘ฅ+10))/(3๐‘ฅ+6)(5๐‘ฅ+10) - (10(3๐‘ฅ+6))/(3๐‘ฅ+6)(5๐‘ฅ+10).
Simplifying this further, we get (60๐‘ฅ+120-30๐‘ฅ-60)/(3๐‘ฅ+6)(5๐‘ฅ+10), which becomes (30๐‘ฅ+60)/(3๐‘ฅ+6)(5๐‘ฅ+10).

Step 2: Simplify the right side of the equation by combining like terms.

The right side of the equation is 3๐‘ฅ+12+3๐‘ฅ^2, which cannot be further simplified.

Therefore, the equation becomes (30๐‘ฅ+60)/(3๐‘ฅ+6)(5๐‘ฅ+10) = 3๐‘ฅ+12+3๐‘ฅ^2.

Step 3: Find the non-permissible values by setting the denominators equal to zero and solving for ๐‘ฅ.

(3๐‘ฅ+6) = 0 or (5๐‘ฅ+10) = 0

Solving these equations, we get ๐‘ฅ = -2 and ๐‘ฅ = -2.

Therefore, the non-permissible values for this rational equation are ๐‘ฅ = -2.

Step 4: Solve the equation by cross-multiplying and simplifying.

Multiply both sides of the equation by (3๐‘ฅ+6)(5๐‘ฅ+10) to eliminate the denominators.

(30๐‘ฅ+60)(3๐‘ฅ+6) = (3๐‘ฅ+12+3๐‘ฅ^2)(3๐‘ฅ+6)(5๐‘ฅ+10).

Expanding both sides of the equation, we get:

90๐‘ฅ^2 + 180๐‘ฅ + 180๐‘ฅ + 360 = (3๐‘ฅ+12+3๐‘ฅ^2)(15๐‘ฅ^2+90๐‘ฅ +50๐‘ฅ+300).

Simplifying further, we get:

90๐‘ฅ^2 + 360๐‘ฅ + 360 = 45๐‘ฅ^3 + 450๐‘ฅ^2 + 810๐‘ฅ + 3600.

Rearranging the terms, we get:

45๐‘ฅ^3 + 450๐‘ฅ^2 + 720๐‘ฅ + 3240 = 90๐‘ฅ^2 + 360๐‘ฅ.

Combining like terms, we get:

45๐‘ฅ^3 + 360๐‘ฅ^2 + 720๐‘ฅ + 3240 = 0.

Step 5: Solve the equation 45๐‘ฅ^3 + 360๐‘ฅ^2 + 720๐‘ฅ + 3240 = 0.

Since this equation is a cubic equation, it cannot be solved algebraically. It must be solved using numerical methods such as factoring, the Rational Root Theorem, or approximate methods like Newton-Raphson.

Without further information or specific instructions, we cannot provide the exact solution for this cubic equation.