Turner Barnett
08/25/2023 · Elementary School
James divides \( 54 y+6 \) by 6 this way. \[ \frac{54 y+\varnothing}{6}=54 y \] What is wrong with his reasoning? (Simplify your answers completely.) James forgot to factor out the 6 from the \( \square \) it does not remove the 6 term in the dividend but leaves a coefficient in the --- Select-- \( \hat{v} \). The correct simplified answer should be 6 term. He also forgot that when you cancel out the +
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James forgot to factor out the 6 from the entire expression. The correct simplified answer should be \(9y + 1\).
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