Question

Please help with this if you can.

Answer 1

B.
`(x+5)/(x-2)`

Explanation:

The given rational expression is;

`((x-1)(x+5))/((x-2)(x-1))`

Where
`x\\e2\:or\;1`

Observe that;

`(x-1)` is common to both the numerator and the denominator.

Cancel it out to obtain;

`((x+5))/((x-2))`

The correct choice is B.

Answer 2

option B

`(x+5)/(x-2)`

Explanation:

Given in the question an expression

`((x-1)(x+5))/((x-2)(x-1))`

The term (x-1) will be cancel out from both, denominator and numerator so we will be left with

`(x+5)/(x-2)`