Simplifying parallel resistance formula with || notation

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Femme_physics
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My basic math is failing me again :(


My attempt to simply:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/209/hw2q.jpg/

My teacher's attempt:



Ignore the difference in notation. He writes || which signifies (A x B) / (A + B) = A || B

And yes I'm aware there is more to simplify but I fail to follow him on the first step
 
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I take it R, S and C are three separate variables.
In ##\frac{\frac{R}{SC}}{R+\frac1{SC}}##, multiply top and bottom by SC.
 
Ahh...thank you, I should've seen it!