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$\frac{25}{m^{2}-9 m}=\frac{?}{m(m-9)(m+8)}$
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So, we have: \[\frac{25(m+8)}{m^{2}-9m(m+8)}=\frac{?}{m(m-9)(m+8)}\] Show more…
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