SOLUTION: Rationalize the denominator: 81x^2-y^2 divided by (3 * sq root x) - sq root of y I get (9x+y)(9x-y)(3&sq root x) + y)/3x-y Can I go any further? Thanks!

SOLUTION: Rationalize the denominator: 81x^2-y^2 divided by (3 * sq root x) - sq root of y I get (9x+y)(9x-y)(3&sq root x) + y)/3x-y Can I go any further? Thanks!

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Question 489639: Rationalize the denominator: 81x^2-y^2 divided by (3 * sq root x) - sq root of y
I get (9x+y)(9x-y)(3&sq root x) + y)/3x-y
Can I go any further?
Thanks!
Answer by mananth(16946) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

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