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Find the quotient 63b^4 + 45b^2 over -9b
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Find the quotient 63b^4 + 45b^2 over -9b

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(63b^4 + 45b^2)/(9b)
Simplifying is the first step :)
simplify each side by 9b
63b^4 divided by 9b = 7b^3
45b^2 divided by 9b = 5b
7b^3 + 5b is the answer :)
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