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Multiply the rational expressions: Divide the rational expressions:

Multiply the rational expressions: Divide the rational expressions:-example-1

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Answer:

1).
(2)/((x+1))

2).
(x^2)/(2(x+1))

Explanation:

For multiplication of the rational expressions,


(x)/((x+1))* (2)/(x)

=
(2x)/(x(x+1))

=
(2)/((x+1))

For division of the rational expressions,


(x)/((x+1))/ (2)/(x)

=
(x)/((x+1))* (x)/(2)

=
(x^2)/(2(x+1))

[When the divisor is a rational expression or a rational number, we change the sign from division to multiplication and reciprocate or flip the fraction.

This is applicable for division of the rational expressions only].

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