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6x^3+25^2+20x+4 divided by 3x+2

6x^3+25^2+20x+4 divided by 3x+2
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6x^3+25^2+20x+4 divided by 3x+2

User Ernisto
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Answer:

6x^3+20x+
(4)/(3x)+627

Explanation:

Factor the numerator and denominator and cancel the common factors.

Hope this helps

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