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Answer:

64 - 5y (exponent of 2)

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y (y - 1 )

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer: y^3 - 6y^2 + 5y

Step-by-step explanation: You start by rewriting the expression y^3- 5y^2/y +(y-1)

Then you factor out y(y^2-5y)/y *(y-1)

Then you reduce the fraction which cancels the 2 y’s out (y^2-5y)(y-1)

Then you multiple the 2 parentheses which equals y^3-y^2-5y^2+5y

Then you simply the answer you got which comes out to y^3-6y^2+5y

Hope this helped!

P.s. ^2, ^3, etc. are the exponents.

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