Simplify .

Rewrite as a division problem:

Then flip the divisor and multiply:

Take a trip to Factoring City:

Cancel like factors and finish this beast up:

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Simplify .

This fella is really just a division problem in disguise:

But get this: it's also a multiplication problem in disguise. Flip that second fraction:

Factor the numerators and denominators and cancel everything you can:

Well, well, well. That just leaves us with 2 as our final answer.

Simplify .

We know a division problem when we see one:

Yeah, that's better. Now flip the second fraction and think of it like a multiplication problem:

Factor both numerators and denominators:

Now go nuts with the canceling:

And the answer is: