Divide

(6a^4+2a^3) divide 2a

A) 3a^3+a^2

b) 3a^4+a^3+2a

c) 3a^2+2a^3

d) 3a^4+a^3-2a

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Stanton

31 December, 22:44

Divide

(6a^4+2a^3) divide 2a

A) 3a^3+a^2

b) 3a^4+a^3+2a

c) 3a^2+2a^3

d) 3a^4+a^3-2a

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Denzel · Answer 1

If you would like to solve (6 * a^4 + 2 * a^3) / (2*a), you can do this using the following steps:

(6 * a^4 + 2 * a^3) / (2*a) = (3 * a^4 + a^3) / a = 3 * a^3 + a^2

The correct result would be A) 3 * a^3 + a^2.

Divide(6a^4+2a^3) divide 2aA) 3a^3+a^2b) 3a^4+a^3+2ac) 3a^2+2a^3d) 3a^4+a^3-2a

Divide

(6a^4+2a^3) divide 2a

A) 3a^3+a^2

b) 3a^4+a^3+2a

c) 3a^2+2a^3

d) 3a^4+a^3-2a