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Find the quotient -22s^4t-8st/2st

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-22s^4t-8st/2st

Divide every numerator term by 2st.

(-22s^4t)(2st) - (8st/2st)

(-11s^3 - 4)

Done!

Fearlesstost answered Jan 23, 2018

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