SOLUTION: Multiplying and dividing terms simplify each of the following expressions where possible
6x^2y^3+9x^2y^3/3x^2y^2
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Question 85415: Multiplying and dividing terms simplify each of the following expressions where possible
6x^2y^3+9x^2y^3/3x^2y^2
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
[6x^2y^3+9x^2y^3] / 3x^2y^2
= [15x^2y^3] / 3x^2y^2
= 5y
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