determine the quotient and remainder when the polynomial p(x) =x³ + 1 is divided by x + 1 by long divison method
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remainder is 0
and quotient is x^-x+1
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- Reaminder is 0
- Quotient is x² - x + 1
EXPLANATION:-
First take the dividend first term x³ divide by divisor first term that is x
x³/x = x²
So, quotient first term will be x²
Now , multiply x² with divisor
x(x²+1) = x³ + x² Now subtract them that gives you -x²
Now repeat the above like
Divide -x² /x = -x
Now quotient 2nd term will be -x
Multiply -x with x+ 1 that gives you -x² -x
Now subtract both them that gives you x+1
Now quotient third term will be + 1
x/x = 1 now multiply 1 with x+ 1 gives you x+ 1 both subtract them then remainder is 0
So, the quotient is x² - x + 1
VERIFICATION
Dividend = (Quotient)(Divisor) + Remainder
Take R.H.S
= (x²-x+1) (x + 1) + 0
= x²-x +1(x) + x²-x + 1(1) + 0
= x³ -x² + x + x² - x + 1
R.H.S = x³ + 1
L.H.S = x³+ 1
Hence ,
L.H. S= R.H.S
Verified!
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