Complex fraction on the SAT math section are like regular fractions, but they may appear more unseemly. The best way to solve these types of questions is usually to cross-multiply to get the answer. Occasionally a quadratic equation will be left, but in these cases it is just a matter of getting everything to one side of the equation so that the other equals zero and solve from there.
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