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Simplify:

(−12x3y4 + 18x2y3 + 6x2y2) ÷ 6x2y2

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–2xy2 + 3y + 1

3y – 2xy

2x2y – 3y

–2xy2 + 1

Super hard I don't get it I've got more questions on the way!!!!! Please consider helping me!!!!!

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ok, so this is the same as saying (-12x3y4)/6x2y2+18x2y3/6x2y2+6x2y2/6x2y2. You can separate them just like you could separate (4+8+2)/2 into 4/2+8/2+2/2. They both equal 7. Then you just have to cancel things out. In the first one,
-12x^3y^4/6x^2y^2 the -12 cancels with the 6 to give you -2, the 2 xs on the bottom cancel out 2xs on top and the 2ys on the bottom cancel out two on the top, leaving you with
-2xy^2. I think you can do the rest. The correct answer is the first one you listed
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