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To multiply (or more) fractions you have to: change all mixed fractions ( if any) to fallacious fractions. multiply out the numerators. multiply out the denominators. "tidy up" the end result change the fallacious fraction to a. blended fraction and simplify it if viable. With a purpose to trade the fraction from a complicated fraction to a simple fraction, we will multiply the numerator, 3, by using the reciprocal of the denominator. f(g(x=three/[(2-2x)/x] which might turn out to be f(g(x=(three)[x/(2-2x)] => f(g(x=3x/(2-2x). this is the simplified form to fractions how x of the fraction. In an effort to find what fee (x) makes f(x) undefined, we have to set the denominator equal to 0, and then resolve for x. f(x)=3/(x-2); we set the denominator,which is x-2, to 0. (x-2=0, that is x=2). whilst we set the denominator of g(x) same to 0, we get x=0. so x can't be equal to 2 or zero. please click at the picture for a better knowledge. Five Approaches To Do Fractions W...