DIVIDING ALGEBRAIC FRACTIONS a^2-7a-18/4a^3 divided by a^2-4a-45/2a^3-4a^2 multiplied by a^2+3a-10/a^2-4+4

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DIVIDING ALGEBRAIC FRACTIONS

a^2-7a-18/4a^3 divided by a^2-4a-45/2a^3-4a^2 multiplied by a^2+3a-10/a^2-4+4

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a+2/2a

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Chris Hobbs answered Dec 5, 2018

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Algebra -> Polynomials-and-rational-expressions -> SOLUTION: a^2-7a-18/4a^3 divided by a^2-4a-45/2a^3-4a^2 times a^2+3a-10/a^2-4a+4

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