What is the difference ? (x - 8)/(3x) - (3x)/(x ^ 2)

Given that you're providing only a single term, asking for a difference doesn't make a lot of sense.  I assume you're asking to have the expression simplified?

If so, then it can be reduced to (x - 17) / 3x

Step-by-step explanation:

You can simplify by multiplying both terms each by a different ratio that equals one, but also gives the terms common denominator.  Multiplying the first one by x²/x² and the second by 3x/3x will do that for you.

After that you can group the terms into one fraction and simplify:

The difference of  is

Step-by-step explanation:

We need to find the difference:

Simplifying to find the difference:

x is common in both 3x and x^2 so, we can cancel it out and we get:

Now, taking LCM of 3x and x we get 3x, We will multiply 3x with both terms and then solve we get:

It cannot be further simplified, so we get as answer.

So, The difference of  is

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