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Divide 21a3 − 14a by -7. What is the quotient?

Divide 21a3 − 14a by -7. What is the quotient?
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Divide 21a3 − 14a by -7.

What is the quotient?

User Axel Morgner
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21a(3)−14
________
−7=−9a+2
User NLemay
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It would be: 21a³ - 14a / -7
= -3a³ + 2a

In short, Your Answer would be -3a³ + 2a

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