Question

Medals!!!!!!!

Answer 1

Multiply. State any excluded values.

Answer 2

q cannot be -2 because you'll get a 0 on the bottom.
you can cancel the -3 from the bottom of the first and the top of the second.
then multiply across the top to get the numerator and across the bottom to get the denominator.

Answer 3

So what would be the answer?

Answer 4

do it and find out

Answer 5

Ugh..... Why?

Answer 6

Would it be that?

Answer 7

???

Answer 8

@pgpilot326

Answer 9

Does anybody know?

Answer 10

Before multiplying do what pgpilot326 suggested. Cancel out the -3 in the top and bottom and then multiply.

Answer 11

I did.

Answer 12

\[\frac{ q+5 }{ -3 }\cdot \frac{ -3q }{ q+2 }=\frac{ \cancel{-3}\cdot q\cdot(q+5) }{ \cancel{-3}\cdot(q+2) }=\frac{ q\cdot(q+5) }{(q+2) }=\frac{ q^2+5q }{ q+2 }\]