= x^2 - y^2/6 * 12/(x-y)
= 6x^2 -y^2 * 72/(x-y)
= 6x^2(x-y) -y^2(x-y) * 72
= 6x^3 - 18x^2 -xy^2 + y^3 * 72
= 432x^3 - 1296x^2 -72xy^2 + 72y^3
Answer: For every 1 can of red paint, the number of yellow paints used by the painter is
and
There are approximately 29 cans of yellow paints for 34 cans of red paints.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have given that
Number of cans of red paint = 14
Number of cans of yellow paint = 12
According to question, we have to find that for every 1 can of red paint the painter uses what number of yellow paints;
Since the ratio of red paint to yellow paint is given by

So, for every 1 can of red paint, the number of yellow paints used by the painter is 
Similarly,
If Number of can of red paint is used = 34
So, Number of cans of yellow paint will be

Hence, there are approximately 29 cans of yellow paints for 34 cans of red paints.
Answer:
It can't be C or D. I think it could be A.