Question

solve: (2m-1)(m+6)/m^3+1 times m^2-m+1/m+6

Answer 1

\[\frac{ (2m-1)(m+6) }{ m^3+1 } \times \frac{ m^2-m+1 }{ m+6 }\]

Answer 2

@Gabriella77 Can handle this.
She's smart.

Answer 3

@Gabriella77 Come one, we need you.

Answer 4

HA, you know im not good at math. I don't really understand the way the question is written out. @primeralph

Answer 5

She's smart. She's just tired.
Go to bed dear, I'll do it.

Answer 6

@bekkah323 Solve or simplify?

Answer 7

sorry i meant simplify

Answer 8

Are you sure that it is m^3 ?

Answer 9

the originial problem is actually \[\frac{ 2m^2+11m-6 }{ m^3+1 } \times \frac{ m^2-m+1 }{ m+6 }\] i was just told to factor the top.

Answer 10

nd my book gave me the answer \[\frac{ 2m-1 }{ m+1 }\] i just don't know how they got there