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Find the quotient................................

Find the quotient................................-example-1
User SNce
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Answer:

A.
2a^3+3a^2-5a

Explanation:

we are given


(4a^4+6a^3-10a^2)÷(2a)

so, we can divide 2a to all the terms

and we get


((4a^4+6a^3-10a^2))/(2a) =(4a^4)/(2a)+(6a^3)/(2a)-(10a^2)/(2a)

we can simplify it


((4a^4+6a^3-10a^2))/(2a) =(2a* 2a^3)/(2a)+(2a* 3a^2)/(2a)-(2a* 5a)/(2a)


((4a^4+6a^3-10a^2))/(2a) =2a^3+3a^2-5a

so, quotient is


2a^3+3a^2-5a

User TheEvilPenguin
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Answer:

A


Explanation:


To find this quotient, we divide each term inside the parenthesis by
2a. Then we simplify.
So we have:


(4a^4)/(2a)+(6a^3)/(2a)-(10a^2)/(2a)\\=2a^(4-1)+3a^(3-1)-5a^(2-1)\\=2a^3+3a^2-5a


Answer choice A is correct.

User Mit Mehta
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