Q. Divide. If there is a remainder, include it as a simplified fraction.(2y3−4y2)÷y
Divide Polynomial by Monomial: We have the expression to divide: (2y3−4y2)÷yFirst, we will divide each term in the polynomial by the monomial y.(2y3−4y2)÷y=y2y3−y4y2
Divide First Term: Now let's divide the first term (2y3) by y.(2y3)/y=2y(3−1)=2y2We subtract the exponents because of the division property of exponents.
Divide Second Term: Next, we divide the second term (−4y2) by y.(−4y2)/y=−4y(2−1)=−4yAgain, we subtract the exponents because of the division property of exponents.
Combine Results: Combine the results of the division of each term.(2y3−4y2)÷y=y2y3−y4y2=2y2−4y
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