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Divide 6 + x − 4x ^2+ x ^2by (x − 3) by long division method.
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Answered by malhotraveronica49
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Answer:

It is better to rearrange the divisor in the same descending form as the dividend.

-1/2x2+11/4x + 3/8

-2x + 1 )x3 - 6 x2 + 2x + 4

x3 - 1/2 x2 (1)

-11/2 x2 + 2 x

-11/2 x2 +11/4x (2)

-3/4 x + 4

-3/4 x +3/8 (3)

R 29/8

Explanation:

(1) We divide (x3) by (-2x). The answer is (-1/2x2). This is the first term of the polynomial answer.

Next, we multiply (-1/2x2) and (-2x +1). The answer is (x3-1/2x2).

As in numeric long division, we subtract:

x3 - 6x2

-

x3 - 1/2x2

The result of subtraction is (-11/2 x2)

(2) We bring down (+2x) and repeat the process from (1).

We divide (-11/2x2) by (-2x). The answer is (11/4 x). This is the next term in the polynomial answer.

We multiply (11/4 x) by the divisor (-2x + 1) and subtract (I will do this on one line).

-11/2 x2 +2x - (-11/2 x2+11/4x) = 2x - 11/4x = -3/4x.

(3) We bring down (+4) and repeat the process from (1) again.

We divide (-3/4x) by (-2x). The answer is (+3/8).

We multiply (+3/8) by the divisor (-2x+1) and subtract (I will do this on one line).

-3/4x +4 -(-3/4x +3/8) = 4 - 3/8 = 29/8.

This is where we stop. The remainder is 29/8.

For comparison, check the long division below:

165

3)496

3

19

18

16

15

R1

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