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Given:

The given expression is
(4 d+28)/(12 d+96) \cdot (d^(2)+14 d+48)/(d^(2)+9 d+14)

We need to multiply the terms.

Multiplication of the terms:

Before multiplying the terms, first we shall find the factors of the quadratic equations.

Thus, we have;


(4 d+28)/(12 d+96) \cdot ((d+6)(d+8))/((d+2)(d+7))

Factor out the common terms, we get;


(4 (d+7))/(12 (d+8)) \cdot ((d+6)(d+8))/((d+2)(d+7))

Let us cancel the common terms from the above expression.

Thus, we have;


(4 )/(12 ) \cdot ((d+6))/((d+2))

Simplifying, the term, we get;


(1)/(3 ) \cdot ((d+6))/((d+2))

Now, we shall multiply the terms.

Hence, multiplying the terms, we get;


((d+6))/(3(d+2))

Thus, the multiplied value of the given expression is
((d+6))/(3(d+2))

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