SOLUTION: Express as a polynomial: (x+a)(x^2-ax/x)

SOLUTION: Express as a polynomial: (x+a)(x^2-ax/x)

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Question 54205: Express as a polynomial: (x+a)(x^2-ax/x)
Answer by funmath(2933) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I left this one alone because I wasn't sure whether you meant:
or
Nobody else has taken this one on, so I'm going to show you what to do in either case:
If you meant:

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If you meant:

Happy Calculating!!!
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