division of two integrations

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I am new to calculus. Today when I read the exponential family, The exponential family are defined as below:

$$ p(x|\alpha) = h(x)exp\{ \alpha T(x) - A(\alpha)\}$$

$ T(x) $ is referred to as sufficient statistics. and $A(\alpha)$ satisfied the formular in the bottom.

there is one formular which I did not understand which is:

$$ \int T(x)exp\{ \alpha T(x) \}h(x)dx \over \int exp\{ \alpha T(x) \}h(x)dx $$ $$ = \int T(x)exp\{ \alpha T(x) - A(\alpha) \}h(x)dx $$

where $ A(\alpha) = log \int h(x)exp\{ \alpha T(x) \}dx $

I am quite confused why how does this come out? Is there any theorem for the division of two integrations?