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(9x^4+3x^3y-5x^2y^2+xy^3)/(3x^3+2x^2yxy^2) Divide the following polynomial
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(9x^4+3x^3y-5x^2y^2+xy^3)/(3x^3+2x^2yxy^2)
Divide the following polynomial
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See, please, the offered decision, note, that 2x^2yxy^2 is as
2x^2y+xy^2.
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