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. (5x2 - 16x - 21) divided by (x + 1)​

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Answered by CloseEncounter
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\mathtt{(5x² - 16x - 21)÷(x + 1)}

Step by step explaination:

\implies{\tt{\dfrac{(5x² - 16x - 21)}{(x + 1)}}}

\implies{\tt{\dfrac{(5x²+5x−21x−21)}{(x + 1)}}}

{\implies{\tt{\dfrac{5x(x+1)−21(x+1)}{(x + 1)}\: \: \: \: taking \ 5x \: and\: -21\: common}}}

\implies{\tt{ \dfrac{(5x−21)(x+1)}{(x + 1)}}}

\implies{\tt{\dfrac{(5x−21) \cancel{(x+1)}}{ \cancel{(x + 1)}}}}

\implies{\tt{ (5x−21)}}

\sf{ \pink{\therefore \ (5x−21)}\  wil\ get\ When\ we\ divide\ (5x² - 16x - 21) divided\ by\ (x + 1)}

Answered by animesharyan0011
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Answer:

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\mathtt{(5x² - 16x - 21)÷(x + 1)}(5x²−16x−21)÷(x+1)

Step by step explaination:

\implies{\tt{\dfrac{(5x² - 16x - 21)}{(x + 1)}}}⟹

(x+1)

(5x²−16x−21)

\implies{\tt{\dfrac{(5x²+5x−21x−21)}{(x + 1)}}}⟹

(x+1)

(5x²+5x−21x−21)

{\implies{\tt{\dfrac{5x(x+1)−21(x+1)}{(x + 1)}\: \: \: \: taking \ 5x \: and\: -21\: common}}}⟹

(x+1)

5x(x+1)−21(x+1)

taking 5xand−21common

\implies{\tt{ \dfrac{(5x−21)(x+1)}{(x + 1)}}}⟹

(x+1)

(5x−21)(x+1)

\implies{\tt{\dfrac{(5x−21) \cancel{(x+1)}}{ \cancel{(x + 1)}}}}⟹

(x+1)

(5x−21)

(x+1)

\implies{\tt{ (5x−21)}}⟹(5x−21)

\sf{ \pink{\therefore \ (5x−21)}\ wil\ get\ When\ we\ divide\ (5x² - 16x - 21) divided\ by\ (x + 1)}

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