Mulyiply or divide. State any restrictions on the variables.
c+1/c-5 divided by c-2/c^2-7c+10

a.(c+1)(c-2)/c-2,c=5,2
b.(c+1)(c-2)/(c-5)^2(c-2),c=5,2
c.(c+1)(c-2)/c-2, c=2,2
d.(c+1)(c-2)/(c-5)^2(c-2) c=5,2,2

Question

Mulyiply or divide. State any restrictions on the variables. 
c+1/c-5 divided by c-2/c^2-7c+10

a.(c+1)(c-2)/c-2,c=5,2
b.(c+1)(c-2)/(c-5)^2(c-2),c=5,2
c.(c+1)(c-2)/c-2, c=2,2
d.(c+1)(c-2)/(c-5)^2(c-2) c=5,2,2

anonymous · Answer

(c + 1)/(c - 5) * ((c - 5)(c - 2))/(c - 2)
Now just cross cancel.
c + 1 is what's left.
Also, the restrictions occur when the denominator equals 0. Therefore, the restrictions are 5 and 2.

anonymous · Answer

I got B.

anonymous · Answer

correct?

anonymous · Answer

I'd say it's A, but I'm confused because none of the answers are fully simplified.

anonymous · Answer

ok. Would A be considered more simplified than B in your oppinion.

anonymous · Answer

B. Is an impossibility because when dividing fractions, you multiply by the reciprocal, so the (c - 5)'s would cancel out.

anonymous · Answer

true, thanks bro.  Im going with A.