Question

If x ≠ 0 and y ≠ 0, then 2𝑥
y
÷
6𝑦
x
someone teach me how to solve it...I don't want the answer, I want to learn how to solve it

Answer 1

its supposed to be: if X=0 and x≠ 0 then 2x/y divided by 6y/x

Answer 2

Im not sure I did this right but: x^2/3y^2 ?🤷 I haven't done this is a while

Answer 3

I don't want the answer
I want the way you used to solve it, like how did you get that answer

Answer 4

Oh ok. So first rewrite the division as multiplication. So I would be: 2x/ times by 6y/x.
Then you multiply the fractions and you should get 2x^2//6y^2. But simplify that and you get x^2/3y^2

Answer 5

ofc!