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(12y^3 + 9 y^2 + 21y) ÷ 3y Simplify with steps.
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4Y^2+3Y+7
\[{{12y^3+9y^2+21y}\over{3y}}\] Factor out a "y" \[{{y}\over{y}} \times {{12y^2+9y+21}\over{3}}\] Now lets factor out a "3" \[{{3}\over{3}} \times {{4y^2+3y+7}\over{1}}\] So our final answer is: \[4y^2+3y+7\]
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