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(ii) 4yz (z^2 +6z–16) ÷2y(z+8)

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Answered by AkshatRajput5710
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DIVIDE

= 4yz (z² + 6z - 16) by 2y(z+8)

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First Multiply 4yz with (z² + 6x -16) and 2y with (z + 8)

= 4yz(z² + 6x - 16)

= 4yz³ + 24yz² - 64yz

And

2y(z +8)

= 2yz + 16y

Now dividing .. in attachement

FINALLY

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= 2z² - 4z

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