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Simplify each expression

1.) -4^0 - 8^0

2.) -12z^4y^/-2hk^3 (this is a fraction)

3.) 2x^+4/2x (this is a fraction)

4.) (14y+8y^+y^3+12) divided by (6+y)

5.) Perimeter of a rectangle. The perimeter of a rectangular backyard is 6x+6 yards. If the width is x yards, find a binomial that represents the length.

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