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what is equivalent to 63y-4/14y^2
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\[\frac{ 63y-4 }{ 14y^2 }\]
um what are u trying to get?, that expression can be represented in many ways
Our goal here is to divide both of the two terms on top by the one term on the bottom, so: \[\frac{ 63y }{ 14y^2 } - \frac{ 4 }{ 14y^2 }\] Simplify and we'll get: \[\frac{ 63 }{ 14y } - \frac{ 2 }{ 7y^2 }\]
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