Question

Please answer number 16 on the attachment and get a medal!

Answer 1

5(y^2+7y-3)/(v-3)(v+6)

Answer 2

don't we need a common denominator?

Answer 3

not for that particular one

Answer 4

Don't know if the following is the "answer" but it looks impressive.
\[\frac{5 v^2}{(v-3) (v+6)}+\frac{35 v}{(v-3) (v+6)}-\frac{15}{(v-3) (v+6)} \]

Answer 5

why don't we need a common denominator?

Answer 6

denominator is undefined

Answer 7

even if you multiply (v+6) and (v-3), there's no way to divide the numerator with it, so you're better off leaving it as is (exactly like Mike's answer)