(5ab - 10b^2 + 15bc) ÷ 5b

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(5ab - 10b^2 + 15bc) ÷ 5b

Mathematics
middle-school

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Answer:

Final answer: a-2b+3c

Explanation:

5ab/5b= a

-10b^2/5b= -2b

15bc/5b= 3c

Mahesh Thumar answered Mar 26, 2020

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Answer:

a - 2b + 3c

Explanation:

Factor the numerator by factoring out 5b from each term, that is

(5b(a-2b+3c))/(5b)

Cancel the 5b on the numerator/ denominator, leaving

a - 2b + 3c

NaveenDAlmeida answered Mar 30, 2020

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