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Please solve and show your work: (-4m^9+2m^7-14m^6)÷2m^3

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The first step for solving this expression is to write the division as a fraction.

(-4m^(9)+2 m^(7) -14 m^(6) )/(2) × m³
Factor out 2 from the numerator (top) of the fraction.

(2(-2 m^(9) + m^(7)-7 m^(6) ) )/(2) × m³
Reduce the fraction with 2.
(-2
m^(9) +
m^(7) - 7
m^(6))m³
Lastly,, distribute m³ through the parenthesis to get your final answer.
-2
m^(12) +
m^(10) - 7
m^(9)
Let me know if you have any further questions.
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