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Problem

Simplify the expression: \$ 6x^4 \div 2x^2 \$.

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Step

Given expression

\$ 6x^4 \div 2x^2 \$.

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Step

Divide the coefficients

\$ 6 \div 2 \$.= 3

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Step

Subtract the exponents of x

4 - 2 = 2

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Step

Simplify:

\$ (3x^(4 - 2) ) \$

⇒ \$ (3x^2 )\$

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Solution

So, the simplified expression is \$ (3x^2 )\$.

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Sumup

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Choices

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Choice-A

This step is incorrect because the simplified expression is \$ (3 x^2 )\$

Wrong \$ (2 x^2 )\$

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Choice-B

This step is incorrect because the simplified expression is \$ (3 x^2 )\$

Wrong \$ (3 x^3 )\$

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Choice-C

This step is incorrect because the simplified expression is \$ (3 x^2 )\$

Wrong \$ (4 x^3 )\$

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Choice-D

This step is correct because the simplified expression is \$ (3 x^2 )\$

Correct \$ (3 x^2 )\$

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Step

Option

D

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Sumup

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