Question

Divide (8a^-8ab-6b^) by (2a - 3b) guys... again.. i need ur help...

Answer 1

First, write it as a fraction:

\( \dfrac{8a^{2}-8ab-6b^{2}}{2a - 3b} \)

Do you mean that division? You don't have exponents on a and b.

Answer 2

wow... yes..

Answer 3

after?

Answer 4

Now you need to factor the numerator if possible and the denominator if possible.

Answer 5

so whats ur final answer in the end?

Answer 6

\( \dfrac{8a^{2}-8ab-6b^{2}}{2a - 3b} \)

Factor the numerator:

\( =\dfrac{2(4a^{2}-4ab-3b^{2})}{2a - 3b} \)

\( =\dfrac{2(2a-3b)(2a + b)}{2a - 3b} \)

Now cancel out the common term in the numerator and denominator.

Answer 7

thank u so much @mathstudent55 ..

Answer 8

yw

Answer 9

2 (2a+b) ?? thats the answer?

Answer 10

yes