Answer to Question #97892 in Algebra for ALexa

Question #97892

Provide two rational expressions so that when they are multiplied, they result in an expression with denominator of 1.

Expert's answer

For example, "\\frac{4}{x}*\\frac{x^2}{2}=\\frac{2x}{1}"

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