So what’s the answer?

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1 answer:

mina [271]3 years ago

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First, you can divide the 9 by 3.
That leaves us with a coefficient of 3.

Then, imagine the b^4 as bxbxbxb.
When you divide bxbxbxb by b, it is the same as taking away one of those b's from the multiplication. That leaves us with bxbxb, or b^3.

Our final answer is 3b^3.

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