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What is the quotient? StartFraction n + 3 Over 2 n minus 6 EndFraction divided by StartFraction n + 3 Over 3 n minus 9 EndFraction
Two-thirds
Three-halves
StartFraction (n + 3) squared Over 6 (n minus 3) squared EndFraction
StartFraction 6 (n minus 3) squared Over (n + 3) squared EndFraction

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