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Divide 2x3y−6x2y3+6x2y2 by 2x2y.

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x 3y2 + 2y

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x 2y2 + 3y

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x 3y2 + 3y

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x 3y2 3y

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Solution

The correct option is C

x 3y2 + 3y


Given : Divide 2x3y6x2y3+6x2y2 by 2x2y.

Dividing each term separately we get,

2x3y2x2y - 6x2y32x2y + 6x2y22x2y

= x 3y2 + 3y


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