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Q:14 which expression is equivalent to m-4/m+4 divided by (m+2)

Q:14 which expression is equivalent to m-4/m+4 divided by (m+2)-example-1
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Q:14 which expression is equivalent to m-4/m+4 divided by (m+2)-example-1
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Answer:

Option A is correct

The only expressions that is equivalent to
(m-4)/(m+4) / (m+2) is,
((m-4))/((m+4)(m+2))

Explanation:


(m-4)/(m+4) / (m+2)

here, Dividend=
(m-4)/(m+4) and divsior is: (m+2)

Dividend states that the total number/expression which we are dividing ,

Divisor states that the number by which the dividend is being divided.

Use:
a / b = (a)/(b)

Here, a =
(m-4)/(m+4) and b= (m+2)

then,


(m-4)/(m+4) / (m+2) =
((m-4))/((m+4)\cdot(m+2))

Therefore, the only expressions which is equivalent to
(m-4)/(m+4) / (m+2) is,
((m-4))/((m+4)(m+2))

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