Practice set a
Perform each multiplication.
Division of rational expressions
To divide one rational expression by another, we first invert the divisor then multiply the two expressions. Symbolically, if we let
and
represent polynomials, we can write
Sample set b
Perform the following divisions.
Practice set b
Perform each division.
Excercises
For the following problems, perform the multiplications and divisions.
Exercises for review
(
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, then
.
(
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as a monomial, binomial, or trinomial. State its degree and write the numerical coefficient of each
term.
(
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.
(
[link] ) Translate the sentence “four less than twice some number is two more than the number” into an equation.
(
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.