Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, September 24, 2009 at 9:26pm.
is this how you did it?
2Y^2+11Y+5/4Y^2+4Y+1 / 2Y^3+10Y^2= (Y+5)(Y+1)/(Y+1)(Y+1) / 2Y^2(Y+5)/4Y^3= 1/Y+1 / 4Y^3/2Y^2= 2Y OVER Y+1
You didn't believe me ?
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