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R (x) = 3x + 17/ -6x^2 + 39x
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R (x) = 3x + 17/ -6x^2 + 39x

User Puspendu Banerjee
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Answer:


(3x+17)/(-3x(2x-13))

unless there is more to the question

Explanation:

You can't do anything to the top so work with the bottom.

since both terms have an x and are divisible by 3 take out a GCF of -3x

The bottom should be: -3x(2x-13)

You can't simplify any further.

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