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(37z^(4)v^(5)+24 zv^(5)-32z^(5)v^(6))/(-4z^(2)v^(3))
Simplify your answer as much as possible.

Divide.\newline37z4v5+24zv532z5v64z2v3 \frac{37 z^{4} v^{5}+24 z v^{5}-32 z^{5} v^{6}}{-4 z^{2} v^{3}} \newlineSimplify your answer as much as possible.

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Q. Divide.\newline37z4v5+24zv532z5v64z2v3 \frac{37 z^{4} v^{5}+24 z v^{5}-32 z^{5} v^{6}}{-4 z^{2} v^{3}} \newlineSimplify your answer as much as possible.
  1. Divide by Negative Exponent: To simplify the given expression, we will divide each term in the numerator by the term in the denominator. The expression is (37z4v5+24zv532z5v6)/(4z2v3)(37z^{4}v^{5}+24 zv^{5}-32z^{5}v^{6})/(-4z^{2}v^{3}).
  2. Simplify First Term: First, divide the term 37z4v537z^{4}v^{5} by 4z2v3-4z^{2}v^{3}. We subtract the exponents of like bases in the numerator and the denominator and change the sign because of the negative divisor.\newline37z4v5/4z2v3=374z42v53=374z2v237z^{4}v^{5} / -4z^{2}v^{3} = -\frac{37}{4} \cdot z^{4-2} \cdot v^{5-3} = -\frac{37}{4} \cdot z^2 \cdot v^2.
  3. Simplify Second Term: Next, divide the term 24zv524zv^{5} by 4z2v3-4z^{2}v^{3}. Again, we subtract the exponents of like bases and change the sign because of the negative divisor.\newline24zv5/4z2v3=24/4×z12×v53=6×z1×v2=6/z×v224zv^{5} / -4z^{2}v^{3} = -24/4 \times z^{1-2} \times v^{5-3} = -6 \times z^{-1} \times v^2 = -6/z \times v^2.
  4. Simplify Third Term: Finally, divide the term 32z5v6-32z^{5}v^{6} by 4z2v3-4z^{2}v^{3}. We subtract the exponents of like bases and the negatives cancel each other out.\newline32z5v6/4z2v3=324z52v63=8z3v3-32z^{5}v^{6} / -4z^{2}v^{3} = \frac{32}{4} * z^{5-2} * v^{6-3} = 8 * z^3 * v^3.
  5. Combine Simplified Terms: Combine all the simplified terms to get the final simplified expression.\newline(374z2v2)+(6zv2)+(8z3v3)(-\frac{37}{4} * z^2 * v^2) + (-\frac{6}{z} * v^2) + (8 * z^3 * v^3).

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