Math, asked by DharamPurbey, 10 months ago

the polynomial 3x4+5x3-7x2+2x+2 can be divided by the polynomial x2+3x+1

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Answered by karthikkumar98

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Answer:

x²+3x+1 ) 3x⁴+5x³-7x²+2x+2 ( 3x²-4x+2

3x⁴+9x³+3x²

-. -. -.

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

X - 4x³ -10x²+2x

-4x³ -12x²-4x

+. +. +.

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

X +2x²+6x+2

+2x²+6x+2

-. -. -.

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X X. X

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