Q. Divide. If there is a remainder, include it as a simplified fraction.(−6x3+3x2)÷3x2
Separate and Divide Terms: We have the expression (−6x3+3x2)÷3x2. To divide, we will separate the terms and divide each by 3x2.(−6x3+3x2)÷3x2=3x2−6x3+3x23x2
Divide First Term: Now let's divide the first term (−6x3) by 3x2.3x2−6x3=3−6×x2x3=−2×x3−2=−2x
Divide Second Term: Next, we divide the second term 3x2 by 3x2.3x23x2=33×x2x2=1×x2−2=1
Combine Results: Combine the results of the division of each term.(−6x3+3x2)÷3x2=3x2−6x3+3x23x2=−2x+1
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