Question

PLEASE HELP!
Simplify:
6y^9-3y^6+4y^3+8y
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3y^3

Answer 1

\[2y^6-y^3+(4/3)+(8/(3y^2))\]

Answer 2

it didnt work on my online homework :(

Answer 3

if you multiply through by 3 you can eliminate the fraction coefficients...maybe
6y^6-3y^3+(8/y^2)-4

Answer 4

b/c u can break each one of those pieces into parts, ie 6y^9/3y^3 + etc..

Answer 5

wow, blonde moment the first exponent should be 10 not 9. but even then i get
2y^7-y^3+4/3+8/3y^2 and its still wrong

Answer 6

did u try multiplying through by 3 again?