How do you use long division to divide (x4+5x3+6x2−x−2)÷(x+2)?
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☆ Refer to the attachment for the solution .
EXPLANATION :
☆ For dividing (x4+5x3+6x2−x−2) and (x+2) , firstly we fill divide x^4 from x = x^3.
☆ Then , we will write this x^3 in the quotient .
☆ Then , by multiplying x^3 to (x +2) we will get ....x^4 + 2x^3.
☆ Now , we will subtract this x^4 + 2x^3 with the dividend .
☆ The remaining will be the next dividend.
☆ After this the process will be comtinued till the remainder is zero .
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