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Do the following divisions. (i) -20x^4...

Do the following divisions.
(i) `-20x^4 -: 10x^2` (ii) `7x^2 y^2 z^2 -: 14xyz`

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Here the solution is:
(i)
=`(-20x^4)/(10x^2)`
=`-2x^2`
(ii)
=`(7x^2y^2z^2)/(14xyz)`
=`(xyz)/2`
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