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OpenStudy (andrewkaiser333):

Which of the following is the least common denominator for the expression?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

where is the expression???

OpenStudy (andrewkaiser333):

\[\frac{ 2h+y }{ 9h^2-y^2 } - \frac{ 4h^2 }{ 3h+y }\]

OpenStudy (andrewkaiser333):

A. (3h + y) B. (3h - y) (3h + y) C. (3h + y) (3h + y) (3h - y) D. 3(h + y) (h - y)

OpenStudy (andrewkaiser333):

@trindawg

OpenStudy (anonymous):

B

OpenStudy (andrewkaiser333):

thanks can you show me how?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

ok, I worked backwards (3h-y)(3h+y) , use the FOIL method to get 9h^2-3hy+3hy-y^2 then the -3hy and the +3hy cancel to leave you with 9h^2-y^2

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