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(k^3-8k^2+16k-5)÷(k-5)

User Alegelos
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(Kx3-16k^ + 16k-5):(k-5)
(3k-16k^+16k-5):(k-5)
(19k-16k^-5):(k-5)
19-16k^-5
K-5

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User Jule
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Start by factoring the numerator. We know that
(k-5) is a factor. So, your answer becomes:


(k -5)(k^2-3k+1) / (k-5)

Now we have two of the same terms
(k-5) in the numerator and the denominator, we cancel them out and are left with:


k^2-3k+1
User MasterAM
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