Question

14. Divide. (24w^10 +8w^12) \ (4w^4)

1. 6w^6 + 2w^8

2. 6w^6 + 8w^12

3. 24w^10 + 2w^8

4.6w^10 + 2w^12


Divide (-6m^9 -6m^8 -16m^6) \ (2m^3)

1. -3m^9 -3m^8 -8m^6

2. -3m^6 -6m^8 -16m^3

3.-3m^6 -3m^5 -8m^3

4. -3m^6 -3m^5 -16m^3

Answer 1

all questions are similar
we will do first one together and then u will be able to solve 2nd/3rd/4th:)

Answer 2

I only have two

Answer 3

the other ones are the answer choices

Answer 4

\[\frac{ 24w^{10}+8w^{12} }{4w^4 }\]
there is only one term at the denominator so we can rewrite it as \[\rm \frac{ 24w^{10} }{ 4w^4 }+\frac{8w^{12}}{4w^4}\]

Answer 5

now just divide the coefficients
and for variables apply the exponent rule \[\rm \frac{ x^m }{ x^n }= x^{m-n}\] when we divide same bases we should subtract their exponents.

Answer 6

I am still very confused. I haven't even learned any of that yet

Answer 7

alright. it's okay
\[\rm \frac{ \color{Red}{24}w^{10} }{\color{Red}{ 4}w^4 }+\frac{8w^{12}}{4w^4}\]
can you divide 24/4= ??