Math, asked by astrophile17, 2 months ago

Divide the polynomial ; p^3 q6 - p^6q^3 by p^3q^3.

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Answered by jayagopalan

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Answer:

=(p^3q^6)/(p^3q^3)-(p^6q^3)/(p^3q^3)

=q^3-p^3

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