What is the denominator of the simplified expression? (2n/6n+4)(3n+2/3n-2)

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Marc Pont · Answer 1 · 2020-12-11T02:08:23+0000

Answer : The denominator of the simplified expression is, (3n-2)

Step-by-step explanation :

The given expression is:

$\left((2n)/(6n+4)\right)\left((3n+2)/(3n-2)\right)$

Now we are multiplying numerator.

(2n(3n+2))/((6n+4)(3n-2))

(6n^2+4n)/((6n+4)(3n-2))

Now we are taking common 'n' in numerator.

(n(6n+4))/((6n+4)(3n-2))

Now we are cancelling the term (6n+4), we get:

(n)/((3n-2))

In this expression:

Numerator = n

Denominator = (3n-2)

Therefore, the denominator of the simplified expression is, (3n-2)