Math, asked by monika460, 8 months ago

2. Divide the given polynomial by the given mononmial
(i) (5x° - 6x) by 3x

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Answered by myraynor

0

Answer:

NSWER

(5x

2

−6x)÷3x

=

3x

(5x

2

−6x)

=

3x

x(5x−6)

=

3

(5x−6)

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