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find the quotient -5y^3+25y/-5y
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Take the numerator: -5y^3+25y and factor out the greatest common monomial factor. -5y^3+25y = -5y*( y² - ?) Post what you get. Then, it will be time to divide the factored numerator by the denominator: (-5y) @CollinsJennifer
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Factor this: -5y^3+25y = -5y*( y² - ?) -5y times what is equal to 25y ?
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So, -5y^3+25y = -5y*( y² - 5)
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|dw:1366247072658:dw| [-5y*( y² - 5]) divided by (-5y)
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