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divide the polynomial(a^2+7a+10)divide(a+5)​

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Answered by Anonymous
6

Answer:

0

Explanation:

By long division method,

{\begin{array}\quad\begin{tabular}{m{3.5em}cccc}&& a& + 2&\\\cline{3-5}\multicolumn{2}{l}{a+ 5\big)}& \not{a^{2}}&  + 7a & + 10 & \\&&  \not{a^{2}}&+5a&&\\&&(-)&(-) &&\\ \cline{3-5}&&& \not{2a}&  + \not{10}& \\&&& \not{2a}& + \not{10} &\\ &&&(-)&(-)&\\ \cline{4-5}&&&& 0& \\ \cline{4-6}\\ \\\end{tabular}\end{array}

Therefore,

When a^2+7a+10 is divided by a+5,the remainder obtained is 0

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1

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