The quantity of the square of the sum of 4 times x and 3, divided by the difference of x and 10

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Danah asked Sep 25, 2022

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The quantity of the square of the sum of 4 times

x and 3, divided by the difference of x and 10

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Explanation:

(4x+3)²÷(x-10)

=(16x²+24x+9)÷(x-10)

x-10) 16x²+24x+9 (16x+184

16x²-160x

- +

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184x+9

184x-1840

- +

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1849

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