HELP PLEASE! Divide (9x4y3 + 3x3y2 - 6x2y - 12x2y4) by -3x2y. Show your work, and justify each step.

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anonymous · Answer

@jackmullen55

anonymous · Answer

So first you want to add up everything in the parentheses.

anonymous · Answer

I honestly don't know how to do any of this and the test is timed. I really can't fail this :(

anonymous · Answer

I think tests are proven to see what you know. You can't go on a site to get an answer?

anonymous · Answer

Is y3

anonymous · Answer

y^3

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It's only one question. This is the only one like this. And I'm going to ask the teacher for help when I finish this.

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It's still not right

anonymous · Answer

A one question test has to be answered alone

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How would the answer change if x^2 was just x? @jackmullen55

anonymous · Answer

Please get off my question. @WatchingAccount

anonymous · Answer

Because then you can't simplify that's why

anonymous · Answer

Please note that demanding is not really :nice ( I am a watching account to see how OS works

anonymous · Answer

I'm not demanding and I'm not being rude. 
What is the degree?

anonymous · Answer

No one said you're being rude =D

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Okay, have a good day.

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Thank you! You too

anonymous · Answer

$$\frac{  (9x4y3 + 3x3y2 - 6x2y - 12x2y4) }{-3x2y } $$

anonymous · Answer

how do i solve that?

anonymous · Answer

So im not sure if what i just did was write can you take a screen shot of the question so I can figure out the exponents