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Answer:
2x/(3(x-2)) - 4/(3(x-2)) = 2/3
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that,
2x/(3(x-2)) - 4/(3(x-2))
Take LCM,
Since, as denominators are same numerators will get subtracted
⇒(2x-4)/(3(x-2))
Observe in numerator i.e; (2x-4) we can take 2 as common = 2(x-2)
⇒(2(x-2))/(3(x-2))
Now we can cancel 'x-2' in both numerator & denominator
⇒2/3
∴ 2x/(3(x-2)) - 4/(3(x-2)) = 2/3
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