Question

(6/3+v)+(9/3+v)

Answer 1

2v+5

Answer 2

5 + 2v

Answer 3

STOP copying my answer guys.

Answer 4

6/3+9/3+2v
= 15/3+2v
=5+2v

Answer 5

I pressed enter before yours came up, chill out. wingspanhead.

Answer 6

Akshay, dont copy my answer. :P

Answer 7

\[\frac{6+9}{3}+v(1+1)=\frac{15}{3}+2v=5+2v\]

Answer 8

Prove it. :D
@strobe.

Answer 9

Tom the Cheater.

Answer 10

lolz saifoo.. yea i couldnt solve it i copied yours :D Strobe mind ur language o.O

Answer 11

Strobe wants to get banned. =D

Answer 12

lol @aks.

Answer 13

saifoo you need to grow up. good day sir.

Answer 14

Strobe, that statement implies on u, sad to hear.

Answer 15

the answer i got was 15/v+3

Answer 16

that's wrong @meme.

Answer 17

\[\frac{6}{3+v}+\frac{9}{3+v}\]
is it like this? :D

Answer 18

mem92, the brackets are irrelevant. Do the divisions first, then add it all up. hopefully youll get the right answer.

Answer 19

if yes then your answer is correct, lol

Answer 20

lol :D Tomas is right :)

Answer 21

yes Tomas.A

Answer 22

so you could post the question using (3+v) as the denominator :)

Answer 23

yes