MA.912.AR.1.4 · Non-linear Relationships
Dividing by a monomial means dividing every term, coefficients and variables alike, and simplifying the exponents with the quotient rule. Students carry rational coefficients through the process.
The dividend is limited to two or three terms and the divisor is always a monomial, so no long division appears on the Algebra 1 EOC. The classic error the distractors capture is dividing only the first term of the dividend. Equation editor items accept any equivalent expression, so an answer written with negative exponents may still score.
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Correct answer: 2x, 5
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Correct answer: A, C, D (highlighted above)
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Correct answer: D. Incorrect, because , so the quotient is .
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