Math, asked by archajoy, 17 days ago

Divide (9p²+9pq+2q²) by 3p+q

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Answered by utkarshsingh7337

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Your correct answer is = 3p + 2q

9p² + 9pq + 2q² = 3p + 2q

3p + q

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