(-y^5-9y)/y
HELP MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE @imer
Do you mean? \[\frac{ (-y^5-9y) }{ y }\]
YES SIR
and what is the question about?
Dividing binomials by a minomial
@imer
the monomial is the denominator, and the numerator is a binomial term. Hint: use long division |dw:1403710080415:dw|
Could you explain differently plz
Wouldnt i substitute 1 for y??
The question is to divide binomials by a monomial. A binomial is a polynomial with 2 terms and a monomial is polynomial with 1 term.
So let says if I ask you to divide 5 by 2, how will you do?
@usitdown: where the "1" came from?
Y is the same thing as 1 pretty much correct
"y" is a variable, its not a number
I know that but x squared or y squared would be the same thing as 1squared is what im trying to say.
Do you know the answer to the question or not??
|dw:1403710657650:dw|or you can solve it the other way, \[\frac{ -9^5-9y }{ y }=\frac{ -9^5 }{ y }-\frac{ 9y }{ y }=-9^4-9\]
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