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1. Solve (32.a^2.b-16.a.b^2)/(8ab). 2. Using remainder theorem find the remainder when (x^3-7x+2) is divided by (x+3)

1. Solve (32.a^2.b-16.a.b^2)/(8ab). 2. Using remainder theorem find the remainder when (x^3-7x+2) is divided by (x+3)
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1. Solve (32.a^2.b-16.a.b^2)/(8ab). 2. Using remainder theorem find the remainder when (x^3-7x+2) is divided by (x+3)

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Answer:

32.a^2.b-16.a.b^2

Explanation:

32.a^2.b-16.a.b^2

16ab(2a-1b)

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