Question
What is the dividend in the expression 6x4−10y
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In the expression \( 6x^4 - 10y \), the dividend typically refers to the quantity being divided. However, this expression as written is a polynomial and does not indicate a division operation.
If you're looking to identify parts of a polynomial, \( 6x^4 \) is the first term, and \( -10y \) is the second term. There is no dividend in this context unless you are dividing the polynomial by something else.
If you meant to ask about dividing \( 6x^4 \) or \( -10y \) by a certain number or variable, please provide that information, and I can help you further!
If you're looking to identify parts of a polynomial, \( 6x^4 \) is the first term, and \( -10y \) is the second term. There is no dividend in this context unless you are dividing the polynomial by something else.
If you meant to ask about dividing \( 6x^4 \) or \( -10y \) by a certain number or variable, please provide that information, and I can help you further!