Simplify. Assume the divisor is not zero. (4x2y2 – 4xy) ÷ 4xy A. 2xy B. 2xy – y C. xy – 1 D. 2xy

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Simplify. Assume the divisor is not zero. (4x2y2 – 4xy) ÷ 4xy A. 2xy B. 2xy – y C. xy – 1 D. 2xy – 1

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Simplify. Assume the divisor is not zero. (4x2y2 – 4xy) ÷ 4xy A. 2xy B. 2xy – y C. xy – 1 D. 2xy – 1

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$D:4xy \\eq 0 \\ \\ (4x^(2)y^(2)-4xy)/(4xy) = (4xy(xy-1))/(4xy) =xy-1$

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