Solving algebra fractions with a quadratic - GCSE maths level 7+ - hard!

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This video is all about solving algebra fractions with a quadratic and forms part of the playlist with the same name. I've also added to the playlist on GCSE higher revision.

The question is fairly difficult and you need to be confident with factorising and manipulating fractions:

3/x+3 + 2/x+2 = -10/x+7

or

three over x plus three plus two over x plus two equals minus ten over x plus seven


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