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Divide (-2x-3+8x^2) by (1 + 4x)
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Divide (-2x-3+8x^2) by (1 + 4x)

Divide (-2x-3+8x^2) by (1 + 4x)-example-1
User Belgica
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Answer:

8x^2-2x-3/1+4x

Explanation:

It doesn't say any of your answers but i just used a calculator and that's what i got

Sorry if its wrong

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