Q. Divide.−4z2v337z4v5+24zv5−32z5v6Simplify your answer as much as possible.
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+24zv5−32z5v6)/(−4z2v3).
Simplify First Term: First, divide the term 37z4v5 by −4z2v3. We subtract the exponents of like bases in the numerator and the denominator and change the sign because of the negative divisor.37z4v5/−4z2v3=−437⋅z4−2⋅v5−3=−437⋅z2⋅v2.
Simplify Second Term: Next, divide the term 24zv5 by −4z2v3. Again, we subtract the exponents of like bases and change the sign because of the negative divisor.24zv5/−4z2v3=−24/4×z1−2×v5−3=−6×z−1×v2=−6/z×v2.
Simplify Third Term: Finally, divide the term −32z5v6 by −4z2v3. We subtract the exponents of like bases and the negatives cancel each other out.−32z5v6/−4z2v3=432∗z5−2∗v6−3=8∗z3∗v3.
Combine Simplified Terms: Combine all the simplified terms to get the final simplified expression.(−437∗z2∗v2)+(−z6∗v2)+(8∗z3∗v3).
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