Math, asked by madhy82, 10 months ago

divide √2a3+3√2a2+6a by 5

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Answered by sivakumarkdpi14

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Answer:

a*(√2a^2+3√2a+6/5)

Step-by-step explanation:

√2a^3+3√2a^2+6a÷5

√2a^3+3√2a^2+6/5a

a*(√2a^2+3√2a+6/5)

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