Question 151982MathematicsJAMB
Simplify 2x−13+(x−2)(2−x)
A
(2x−1)(x−2)2−x
B
(2x−1)(x−2)(5−x)
C
(2x−1)4−2x
D
(x−2)2(1−x)
Step-by-Step Explanation
To simplify the expression, find a common denominator, which is the product of the individual denominators, (2x−1)(x−2). Rewrite each fraction with this common denominator and combine the numerators accordingly. After simplifying the resulting expression, it can be expressed in a more concise form, leading to the final simplified result.