Question

5x^3y+xy^4+2xy
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xy

Answer 1

y^3+5x^2+2

Answer 2

can i put it like this 5x^3+y^3+2

Answer 3

No

Answer 4

Well, no. The reason is because you are using 5x^3 and you need 5x^2 instead. :)

Answer 5

x to th second rite

Answer 6

You have to break up the sum in the numerator into different fractions:

\[\frac{5x^3y+xy^4+2xy}{xy} = \frac{5x^3y}{xy}+\frac{xy^4}{xy}+\frac{2xy}{xy}\]

Answer 7

Yes, x to the 2nd.

Answer 8

Then you simplify from there the way you were before.

Answer 9

thanx