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Please Help! I need an explanation for how to do this... Step-by-step directions would be great! Simplify. Assume the divisor is not zero. ((8x^2y^2 – 4xy^2))/(4xy)

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Please Help! I need an explanation for how to do this... Step-by-step directions would be great!

Simplify. Assume the divisor is not zero.

((8x^2y^2 – 4xy^2))/(4xy)

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$(8x^2y^2-4xy^2)/(4xy)=\\ (8x^2y^2)/(4xy)-(4xy^2)/(4xy)=\\ 2xy-y$

Jomuller answered Mar 15, 2016

Please Help! I need an explanation for how to do this... Step-by-step directions would be great! Simplify. Assume the divisor is not zero. ((8x^2y^2 – 4xy^2))/(4xy)

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