SOLUTION: (3r-rt/6r^2t)*(3/9-t^2) My answer: r/2r^2t(3+t) I know I'm not supposed to have 2r^2. It should just be 2r, but I don't know exactly how.

SOLUTION: (3r-rt/6r^2t)*(3/9-t^2) My answer: r/2r^2t(3+t) I know I'm not supposed to have 2r^2. It should just be 2r, but I don't know exactly how.

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Question 1033446: (3r-rt/6r^2t)*(3/9-t^2)
My answer: r/2r^2t(3+t)
I know I'm not supposed to have 2r^2. It should just be 2r, but I don't know exactly how.
Answer by macston(5194) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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. r divides out of left side
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. 3 divides out
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. (3-t) divides out
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