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Medal & fan. Perform the indicated operation. Be sure the answer is reduced. (equation below)
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\[\frac{ k+5 }{ k^2+3k-10 } \div \frac{ 7k+14 }{ 4-k^2 }\]
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So since its divided by a division you can flip the second portion so it is a multiplication so it would be x(4-k^2)/(7k+14)
Our next step is to make k^2+3k-10 into something that looks more like ( )( ) obviously with numbers in it it but we need to determine that
If factored properly you should get -2 and 5 that solve for k^2+3k-10 so k^2+3k-10 = (k-2)(k+5)
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