The quotient of (p^2 – 9) divided by p + 3 is
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(p² - 9)/(p + 3) = p - 3
Step-by-step explanation:
We have,
(p² - 9)/(p + 3)
Now,
p² - 9 = (p)² - (3)²
Using the identity,
a² - b² = (a + b)(a - b)
So,
p² - 9 = (p + 3)(p - 3)
Then we get,
(p² - 9)/(p + 3)
= [(p + 3)(p - 3)]/(p + 3)
Cancelling out the common factor,
= p - 3
Hence,
(p² - 9)/(p + 3) = p - 3
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