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Divide: z(z^2 - 80) by 5z(z+4)

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· Example 16 Divide z ( 5z^2 – 80) by 5z (z + 4)We first factorisez(〖5z〗^2 − 80) = z(〖5z〗^2− (16 × 5))Taking 5 common

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