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Brrunno [24]
3 years ago
8

Dividing Polynomials.. I need these 5 answered

Mathematics
2 answers:
natka813 [3]3 years ago
7 0
Simple...

you have: 

2.) \frac{( 3n^{4} + 3n^{3} +n^{2} )}{ 3n^{2} }

Simplify it-->>>

\frac{ 3n^{2}+3n+1 }{3}

4.)\frac{ v^{5}+ 2v^{4} + v^{3}  }{ v^{2} }

Simplify it-->>>

v^{3} + 2v^{2} +v

6.)\frac{ 2v^{3}+ 3v^{2} +2v }{4}

Factor it--->>>

\frac{v( 2v^{2}+3v+2 }{4}

8.)\frac{ 8m^{5}+ 2m^{4}+ 4m^{3}   }{4m^{3} }


Simplify it-->>

\frac{ 4m^{2}+m+2 }{2}

10.)\frac{6n^{4}+ 8n^{3}+ 2n^{2}   }{ 8n^{3} }

Simplify it-->>\frac{(3n+1)(n+1)}{4n}

Thus, your answer.
elixir [45]3 years ago
7 0
Simple: but i can't show working because of the browser am using 2.) is n^2+0.3 4.)is v^3+v2+v 8.) is 2m^2+0.5m
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