39y^3(50x^2-98)÷26y^2(5y+7)
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The question should be this:
39y^3(50y^2-98)÷26y^2(5y+7)
It was tough but I solved it:
Here its:
dividing 39y^3 by 26y^y2 ....(1)
then taking 2 as common from (50x^2-98)
then it would be 2(25x^2-49) ....(2)
by (1) and (2)
=>3y * 2(25y^2 - 49) / 2 * (5y + 7)
=>3y * 2({5y}^2 - (7)^2) / 2 * (5y + 7)
=>3y * 2( {5y-7} * {5y+7}) / 2 * (5y + 7) by a^2 - b^2 identity....
2 and 5y +7 will be cancel
=> 3y (5y-7)
15y^2 - 21y
Recheck ur question though...
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