Divide 4-2y 3 by 3-2y 2 The answer is my3 Then m -

4√(2) y^3 3√(2) y^2=4 √(2) y3√(2)=4y3 Comparing 4y3 with my3 We get, m=4 ...

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$4 \sqrt{2} y^{3}$ by $3 \sqrt{2} y^{2}$ The answer is $\frac{m y}{3}$ Then m =

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