To multiply two rational expressions, we multiply their ? together and multiply their ? together. So 2x+1⋅xx+3 is the same as ?.

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To multiply two rational expressions, we multiply their ? together and multiply their ? together.  So 2x+1⋅xx+3 is the same as ?.

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Step 1  Multiplication of rational number is similar to that of fraction. Multiplication of two rational number again produce a rational number itself. We know that rational numbers are the numbers which can be expressed in the form pq,q≠0.  Step 2  When we have to multiply two rational numbers, we have to multiply the numerator of first rational number with the numerator  second rational number and  we have to multiply the denominator of first rational number with the denominator of second rational number.  Hence we get the required answers as   When we multiply two rational numbers we multiply their Numerator together and multiply their denominator together.  Hence we have  2x+1⋅xx+3=2x(x+1)(x+3)  Hence the multiplication two rational numbers are same as that of two fractions.

To multiply two rational expressions, we multiply their ? together and multiply

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