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Can someone solve this for me

Can someone solve this for me
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Can someone solve this for me

Can someone solve this for me-example-1
User Mehmet Ince
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Answer:


12 {y}^(9) - 6 {y}^(5) + 4 {y}^(2) + 21

Explanation:

divide each term by 2y^3

Multiply through by the least common denominator.

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