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Divide each term in the numerator by the denominator.

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-3a+2b-c\textbf{-3a+2b-c}

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here is the solution for number 4 again:

4. Simplify 6a−4b+2c−2\frac{6a-4b+2c}{-2}

  1. Divide each term in the numerator by the denominator.

    6a−4b+2c−2=6a−2−4b−2+2c−2\frac{6a-4b+2c}{-2} = \frac{6a}{-2} - \frac{4b}{-2} + \frac{2c}{-2}

  2. Simplify each term by performing the division.

    =−3a−(−2b)+(−c)= -3a - (-2b) + (-c)

  3. Simplify the signs.

    =−3a+2b−c= -3a + 2b - c

    The simplified expression is -3a+2b-c\textbf{-3a+2b-c}.

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