{t}\). There are no more common factors in this expression. Note \(t\) cannot be cancelled as there is no \(t\) term in the +2 in the numerator. In this example, both the numerator and the ...
To divide two algebraic expressions, keep the first fraction the same, turn the division sign into a multiplication sign and turn the second fraction upside down.
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