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Divide A^24-A^18+A^12 by A6

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Sauron [17]4 years ago

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$\cfrac{A^{24}-A^{18}+A^{12}}{A^6}= \cfrac{A^6(A^{18}-A^{12}+A^{6})}{A^6}=A^{18}-A^{12}+A^{6}$

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