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Perform the polynomial division. Then place the answer in the proper location on the grid. Do not include parentheses in your an

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(27ax^3 – 9a^2x) ÷ 3ax

The answer begins with a '9'

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gtnhenbr [62]3 years ago

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Hello :
<span>(27ax^3 – 9a^2x) ÷ 3ax :
</span> <span>(27ax^3 – 9a^2x) / 3ax
</span> (27ax^3 ) / (3ax) –( 9a^2x) / 3ax = 9x² - 3a

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