Rewrite the expression in long division form .
Divide the first term of the dividend by the first term of the divisor
So the first term of the quotient is y4. Multiply the (y – 2) by y4 and subtract.
\Divide the first term of the next row by the first term of the divisor .
So the first term of the quotient is 2y3. Multiply the (y – 2) by 2y3 and subtract.
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Divide the first term of the next row by the first term of the divisor
So the first term of the quotient is 4y2. Multiply the (y – 2) by 4y2 and subtract.
\Divide the first term of the next row by the first term of the divisor .
So the first term of the quotient is 5y. Multiply the (y – 2) by 5y and subtract.
\Divide the first term of the next row by the first term of the divisor .
So the first term of the quotient is 10. Multiply the (y – 2) by 10 and subtract.
\The quotient is , and the remainder is 0. Therefore,
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