Math, asked by jayshrikokare4, 1 month ago

Divide : (12x

3 + 10x

2 - 30x - 30 ) by (6x + 5)​

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Answered by XxLuckyGirIxX
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12 x³ + 10 x² - 30 by 6x + 5 is the required question.

:\implies\bf{\dfrac{12x^3+10x^2-30}{6x+5}}

: ⇒  From 12x^3 divide 6x + 5 .

: ⇒ Then 2x^2 will be get as quotient .

: ⇒ Multiply 2x^2 with 6x + 5.

:\implies\bf{(2x^2)\times(6x+5)=(12x^3+10x^2)}

: ⇒ Next step is to subtract 12x^3 + 10 x^2 from 12x^3 + 10x^2 - 30.

;\implies\bf{(12x^3+10x^2-30)-(12x^3+10x^2)=-30}

: ⇒ Then -30 will be the remainder here .

: ⇒ - 30 can't be divided by (6x + 5).

: ⇒ So the quotient is 2x^2 and the remainder is -30.

All Done !!☺

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