SOLUTION: Divide y2 + 13y + 22 by y + 2.

Question 286855: Divide y2 + 13y + 22 by y + 2.
Answer by PRMath(133) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Ok, first you have to factor the numerator, which will be:

Now you have this for your problem:

See what I have highlighted? These can cancel each other out, like this:

When you cancel those terms, you get the answer:

If you search for PRMathChicago on YouTube, you'll see more examples of rational expressions like this. Maybe something there will help you.

I hope this helps. :-)
RELATED QUESTIONS
x-5y = 2 11x+13y=22 (answered by gems)

solve by elimination x+y=-2 and... (answered by nerdybill)

12(y+5)=13y=2 (answered by jim_thompson5910)

divide ----- ---- / 9 x2 by /18... (answered by ikdeep)

Simplify:... (answered by ewatrrr)

2 divided by y2=y-6 plus 3y divided by... (answered by scianci)

x^2+2xy+y2 divided by x\y -... (answered by KMST)

3y2+13y+14/y 2+3y+2*2y2-3y-2/3y2+22+35 cant figure out how to multiply to find the... (answered by woolybear)

please factor by grouping... (answered by stanbon)