Divide: 12x2 + 7xy − 12y2 by 3x + 4y - Mathematics

Divide: 12x² + 7xy − 12y² by 3x + 4y

Sum

`"3x"+"4y") overline(12"x"^2+7"xy"-12"y"^2)(4"x"-3"y"`
`12"x"^2 + 16"xy"`
− −
−9xy − 12y²
−9xy − 12
+ +
×

∴ 4x − 3y

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Chapter 11: Algebraic Expressions - Exercise 11 (D) [Page 145]

Chapter 11 Algebraic Expressions
Exercise 11 (D) | Q 1.11 | Page 145

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