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(2a^2+a+3)divided by (a-1)

(2a^2+a+3)divided by (a-1)
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(2a^2+a+3)divided by (a-1)

(2a^2+a+3)divided by (a-1)-example-1
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User Phschoen
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The answer is 3a+2 because you have to flip the a and add to the 3 then you have to add the 2 a then discoed and you get your answer
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User Jacob Ford
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Answer:


2a+3+(6)/(a-1)

Explanation:


=(2a^2+a+3)/(a-1)


=2a+(3a+3)/(a-1)


=2a+3+(6)/(a-1)

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User Javier De Pedro
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