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(y^2-81/6y+12)*(y+2/y-9)
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Hints: y^2 - 81 factors to (y-9)(y+9) 6y+12 factors to 6(y+2)
do you understand what he means?
I think so. It would become (y-9)/6, right?
Close, but not quite right....
try again kiddo :P
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\[\frac{(y^2-81)}{(6y+12)}*\frac{(y+2)}{(y-9)} = \frac{(y-9)(y+9)}{6(y+2)}*\frac{(y+2)}{(y-9)} =\]
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