Help Arranging Laplace Equation for Test Prep

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The discussion focuses on rearranging a complex Laplace equation for test preparation. The user has derived an equation involving multiple terms in the denominator but struggles to simplify it into a specific desired form. Key to the solution is transforming the term 1/(21000 + 10^9/(5S)) into a more manageable fraction. This can be achieved by multiplying the numerator and denominator appropriately, leading to the expression 5S/(21000*5S + 10^9). The user seeks a step-by-step explanation to facilitate understanding and preparation for an upcoming test.
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hello all. my question isn't about the solution, but more how the solution was obtained.

i have a circuit from which i obtained the following equation
Vo { 1/4000 + 1/(0.08S) + 1/(21000 + 10^9/(5S) } = 300/S

however the problem is, that i can't arrange it so that it becomes in the following form, from which i can get the solution.
Vo = 12*(21S + 20* 10^4) / {(S+10000)*(S+40000)}

if someone can help me by explaining step by step how this was done, i would be VERY grateful as i have a test coming up.
P.S: usually if the equation has 1 term in each denominator i have no problem in arranging it. its the 1/(21000+ 10^9/(5S)) that is giving me the trouble.
 
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\frac{1}{21000 + \frac{10^9}{5s}} = \frac{5s}{21000*5s+10^9}
 

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