SOLUTION: (4x^4y^2-8x^3y^5+4x^2y^2) ÷ (-4x^2y^2)

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Question 924300: (4x^4y^2-8x^3y^5+4x^2y^2) ÷ (-4x^2y^2)
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20055)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!






Take care of the signs so that the only signs showing are before each term:



Cancel and subtract exponents:

 

Edwin
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