Little Brother Just Asked for Math Homework Help but I Need Help!

[IBleedMusick]

Okay so I was rolling along doing fine until I hit this equation and I am confused as shit I don't even no where to begin the equation the instructions are as follow:

Write the value or values of the variable that make a denominator 0. These are the restrictions on the variable

Keeping the restrictions in mind solve the equation

Equation:

1/x-3 - 3/x+5 = 8/x^2+2x-15

Edited February 10, 2012 by IBleedMusick

[OrionStang]

x=3 ALMOST works. Instructions aren't very clear.

[IBleedMusick]

I got this far X cannot = 3 and x cannot = -5 for the restrictions.

[watabeast]

x cannot equal (use the equal sign with a slash) {3,-5}

[KickerKid58]

calculus is honestly pretty easy. the stupid ass hadcore algebra they throw into it is a bitch and a half tho.

Edited February 11, 2012 by KickerKid58

[SoCaLBaMF]

Absolutely hate algebra, calculus, trig, or any type of math with a passion, never understood it. I'm more of a common sense guy lol.

[Audio-Concepts]

They are x = -2.8464 , -.733, .812, 2.87, 7.396.

Here are some answers that my brother who's an engineering major at Purdue!