please help simplifying i keep getting the wrong answer!

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Basically, divide all the terms by -6x^2y

goldphenoix · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

so its C!

anonymous · Answer

i didnt realize thats all i had to do! thanks!!!!

anonymous · Answer

B, i meant b. ugh.

goldphenoix · Answer

What happened to the last fraction?

anonymous · Answer

wait, so it was C ? cause i thought i did it wrong

goldphenoix · Answer

It is C. o_O

goldphenoix · Answer

Explain, what you did for B.

anonymous · Answer

i got the one with the 1/2 !

goldphenoix · Answer

What's the different method you did for B.

goldphenoix · Answer

You split it into 3 fractions?

anonymous · Answer

the calculator that i used must have just messed it up then cause i got C, and i thought that one was choice B. before when i was getting it wrong i ended up with the whole thing as a fraction i was computing something completely wrong.

goldphenoix · Answer

Do you want me to explain on how I got C?

anonymous · Answer

typing that into a calculator is just asking for problems haha

anonymous · Answer

im pretty sure i got it, you just do dauspex said and divide each "section" by -6x^2y

anonymous · Answer

yes @robz8 im aware, i have horrible luck with calculators!!

anonymous · Answer

correct, it is simple to divide each 'section'

all you have to do is divide the coefficients and subtract the exponents

anonymous · Answer

since you are dividing 3 terms unique by 1 term, your answer should have 3 terms so it can't be B

anonymous · Answer

i just got my choices mixed up. cause when i do this, i do a bunch of different things at once so i can get things done and then i can add up all my questions that are similar since i learned how to them.