Question

***WILL MEDAL***
divide.
\[\frac{ 8y ^{2}-4y+1 }{ 2y-1 }\]

Answer 1

divide 8/2 and subtract the exponents
\[y ^{2-1}\]

Answer 2

@Falling_In_Katt ?

Answer 3

I would have thought that long division was in order

Answer 4

4y^1?

Answer 5

you can just put \(4y\)

Answer 6

now -4/2

Answer 7

-2

Answer 8

and \(\dfrac{y}{y}\)

Answer 9

\(y^{1-1}\)

Answer 10

y^0

Answer 11

so y cancels out
\(4y-2\)

Answer 12

last step
\(\dfrac{-1}{1}\)

Answer 13

actually the other way
\(\dfrac{1}{-1}\)

doesn't really matter

Answer 14

-1

Answer 15

so your answer is
\(4y-2-1\)

Answer 16

oh okay. thank you!

Answer 17

combine
-2 - 1
\(4y-3\)

Answer 18

and yw

Answer 19

No way. That's not right

Answer 20

The correct answer using polynomial long division is 4y + 1/(2y-1)