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Simplify completely 8x^3 ÷ 6x^2 - 4x / -2x

User Meltuhamy
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Answer:


-\frac {8x^3} {3x-2}

Explanation:

We are given the following expression and we are two divide these two terms:


\frac {8x^3} {\frac {6x^2 - 4x} {-2x} }

To simplify this, we will take the reciprocal of the fraction in the denominator of this expression to change it to multiplication.


8x^3 ×
\frac {-2x} {6x^2 - 4x}

Taking the common terms out to get:


8x^3 ×
(-2x)/(2x(3x-2))

Cancelling the like terms to get:


-(8x^3)/(3x-2)

User Tueda
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Answer:

Simplified form is
-((8x^(3))/(3x-2)).

Explanation:

The given expression is
8x^(3)/ (6x^(2)-4x)/(-2x)

We can rewrite the given expression as
= 8x^(3)* (-\frac{2x}{{6x^(2)-4x}})

Further simplification of the expression gives
=(-16x^(4))/(6x^(2)-4x)


=(-16x^(4))/(2x(3x-2))


=-((8x^(3))/(3x-2))

So the simplified of the given expression is
=[tex]-((8x^(3))/(3x-2))

User Ardal
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