Divide (50k^3+10k^2-35k-7)÷(5k-4)

In this math video lesson on Dividing Polynomials, I find the quotient of (50k^3+10k^2-35k-7)/(5k-4) #dividingpolynomials #minutemath #algebra #divide

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