Question

2(3x+y)/2(9x+9y)=

Answer 1

do just want the solved equation? in that case, it would be:

(3x+y)/(9x+9y)

Answer 2

Reduce the expression (2(3x+y))/(2(9x+9y)) by removing a factor of 2 from the numerator and denominator.
(3x+y)/(9x+9y)

Factor out the GCF of 9 from 9x+9y.
(3x+y)/(9(x+y))

Answer 3

is factoring the 9 from the denominator necessary though? i mean it's still kind of the same thing :)

Answer 4

@ilovekrlw did u get that?

Answer 5

there really isn't a question here
and there certainly is not an "equation" so solve

Answer 6

yeah that's why u just cancel out the 2's :D

Answer 7

Please show me the solution. ;)

Answer 8

@ilovekrlw you posted an expression, not an equation and not a question.
what is the actual question? that is, what are the instructions?

Answer 9

solution for what, though? i think sam was as detailed as possible :)

Answer 10

a question is something like "reduce to lowest terms" or "solve for x"
something of that kind

Answer 11

It's so hard. This is a trinomial
equation. I need a solution. Who can answer this? Thanks.

Answer 12

this is not an equation because there is nothing on the other side of the equal sign

Answer 13

and how can it be a trinomial? i don't understand :)

Answer 14

So it means undefined?

Answer 15

i don't think the question is complete. if that's how it is, then i guess it would be undefined :)

Answer 16

If you just want to reduce the fractional expression to lowest terms, sheena and sam are correct. If you have an equation to solve, you need to post the entire question. What is the title of the lesson you are working on?

Answer 17

is thi si correct? -> 2(3x+y)/2(9x+9y)
6x+2y/18x+18y
8xy/36xy
8/36
4/6
= 2/3
If no what should be the answer?

Answer 18

i dont think u can just add different variables like that...