Question

Solve the equation:
12(2y-9) = 6y(y-17)

Answer 1

multiply it all out.

we get
24y-108=6y^2-102y

put all to one side and combine like terms.

6y^2-126y+108=0.

divide by 6.

y^2+21y+18=0

this becomes (y+9)(y+2)=0

so, y=-9, -2

Answer 2

ok so i will do this for multiplying a polynomial by a monmial?

Answer 3

Doesn't matter.

Answer 4

Just distribute the terms and combine them. Then, you can find the roots by equalling it to 0.

Answer 5

This will always have the form ay^2+by+c=0. a, b, and c are constants that can be negative, 0, or positive.