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v^{3)-
11v^(2)+13v-30)÷(v-10)

User Hok
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Answer:


v^2-v+3

Explanation:


(v^3-11v^2+13v-30)/ (v-10)\\\\(v^3-11v^2+13v-30)/(v-10)\\\\Factorize\:\:v^3-11v^2+13v-30\\\\=(\left(v-10\right)\left(v^2-v+3\right))/(v-10)\\\\\mathrm{Cancel\:the\:common\:factor:}\:v-10\\\\=v^2-v+3

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