(-65s^4+86s^2-24)/(-5s+2)

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(-65s^4+86s^2-24)/(-5s+2)

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(-65s^(4) + 86s^(2) - 24)/(-5s + 2) = (-(5s^(2)(13s^(2) - 12) - 2(13s^(2) - 12)))/(-(5s) - (2)) = (-(5s^(2) - 2)(13s^(2) - 12))/(-(5s + 2)) = ((5s^(2) - 2)(13s^(2) - 12))/(5s + 2)

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