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Answered by arpit281
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this answer is different
but method is correct by understanding it
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Answered by siddhartharao77
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Given f(x) = 4y^4 + 12y^3 + 6y^2 + 50y + 26.

Given g(x) = y^2 + 4y + 2.

Now, Divide (4y^4 + 12y^3 + 6y^2 + 50y + 26) by (y^2 + 4y + 2).


                             4y^2  -  4y  +  14
                      ------------------------------------------------------
y^2+ 4y + 2)  4y^4   +  12y^3  +  6y^2  +  50y  +  26
 
                      4y^4    +  16y^3  +  8y^2 

                     --------------------------------------------------------

                                    -4y^3   -   2y^2   +  50y   +  26

                                    -4y^3   -   16y^2   -  8y

                       ---------------------------------------------------------

                                                    14y^2   +  58y  + 26

                                                    14y^2    + 56y   + 28

                      --------------------------------------------------------------

                                                                       2y  -   2

                     

Therefore 2y - 2 should be subtracted from f(x) so that result is divisible by g(x)



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