Question

simplify the equation
6x/ 9(x+y)
3x*2/3*3(x+y) is where im stuck

Answer 1

What term do you see cancelling?

Answer 2

the 3s is that it

Answer 3

So the answer is

\[\Large \frac{2x}{3(x+y)}\]

after you erase those '3's that cancel out

Answer 4

this is because x*2 is the same as 2*x or 2x

Answer 5

so it would be 2x/3x+3y

Answer 6

either

\[\Large \frac{2x}{3(x+y)}\]

or

\[\Large \frac{2x}{3x+3y}\]

Answer 7

they're both equivalent since that 3 is just being distributed through

Answer 8

okay thank you

Answer 9

np