(1/(n+3))+(5/(n^2-9))=2/(n-3)

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Solution for (1/(n+3))+(5/(n^2-9))=2/(n-3) equation: 



(1/(n+3))+(5/(n^2-9))=2/(n-3)

We move all terms to the left:

(1/(n+3))+(5/(n^2-9))-(2/(n-3))=0



Domain of the equation: (n+3))!=0

n∈R





Domain of the equation: (n^2-9))!=0

n∈R





Domain of the equation: (n-3))!=0

n∈R



We calculate fractions


((1*(n^2-9))*n)/((n+3))*(n^2-9))*(n-3)))+((5*(n+3))*n)/((n+3))*(n^2-9))*(n-3)))+(-(2*(n+3))*n^2)/((n+3))*(n^2-9))*(n-3)))=0

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