Question

Find the quotient of 21x^2y^6 + 6xy^3 - 30xy/3xy.

21x2y6 + 6xy3 − 10

7xy5 + 2y2 + 10

7xy5 + 2y2 − 10

7xy5 + 2y − 10

Answer 1

@mivanov

Answer 2

@Mertsj

Answer 3

Divide each term by 3xy

Answer 4

the second terms of all answers are different so just look at them
don't bother with the rest
and do divide them by 3xy

Answer 5

\[\frac{21x^2y^6}{3xy}+\frac{6xy^3}{3xy}=\]

Answer 6

hm the whole thing is divided? i mistoke it because i saw no parenthesis

Answer 7

there is no parenthesis

Answer 8

Based on the answer choices I think the problem is:
\[\frac{21x^2y^6+6xy^3-30xy}{3xy}\]

Answer 9

i agree

Answer 10

so just divide by 3xy yes

Answer 11

simple as that

Answer 12

it is exactly like that

Answer 13

Which is equal to:
\[7xy^5+2y^2-10\]