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Divide (-6x³ + 4x²) ÷ 2 square

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Answered by nikithavadlamudi457

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Answer:

-3x^3/2 + x^2

Step-by-step explanation:

(-6x^3+4x^2)/2^2

=(-6x³ + 4x²)/4

=-6x^3/4 + 4x^2/4

= -3x^3/2 + x^2

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