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24p^9+12p^3 /4p Divide!!! :)
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6p^8 + 3p^2 Do you want to explain or that's enough?
nah its ok but thank you for your help :)
make a note that p cant equal 0
\[6p^8 + 3p^2\]
You can factor further and get 3p^2(2p^6 + 1)
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ya! parth is right!
when p != 0 its right:)
Yes. @zzr0ck3r
so factor that and you will get the answer?
I'm not sure what you mean by that. First I divided, then I factorized them to get the answer.
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expand it and you CAN get the original.
Actually factorization is to get the simplified answer. 6p^8 + 3p^2 is also correct.
Thanks for your help all of you :)
so the answer is 6p^8+3p^2 got it thanks
\[6p ^{8} + 3p ^{2}\]
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