So I'm working calc 1 when I come to a problem with an odd fraction rule I just don't get.
The issue is this, I have (2/x) - (2/3 ) all over (x-3 ), one of the steps is to rewrite (2/x) - (2/3) as a single fraction, which turns out to be (6-2x)/3x
How did they do this?
( the full problem is: "The limit as X approaches 3 is "f(x)-f(3) all over (x-3)", f(x) = 2/x , and it works out to -2/9, but my hangup is in rewriting this fraction )
