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4) Divide x^4 – 14x^2 + 45 by (x - 3)

4) Divide x^4 – 14x^2 + 45 by (x - 3)
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4) Divide x^4 – 14x^2 + 45 by (x - 3)

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User Fahad Ashraf
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Answer:

x^3−5x+3x^2−15

Explanation:

Common math

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User Emma Thapa
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Answer:

Ok 9-8=1 times 2 = 2

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