Math, asked by shamshushamshuddin42, 9 months ago

X²+3x-2 divided by x⁴+3x³-7x²-27x-18

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Answered by mhanifa
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Answer:

x²-9

Step-by-step explanation:

Question:

x⁴+3x³-7x²-27x-18 divide by x²+3x+2

Let's factorize the first polynominal:

  • x⁴+3x³-7x²-27x-18=
  • x²(x²+3x+2)-9x²-27x-18=
  • x²(x²+3x+2)-(9x²+27x+18)=
  • x²(x²+3x+2)-9(x²+3x+2)=
  • (x²-9)(x²+3x+2)

As we see when the first polynominal has a factor of the second, so when divided by the second one we get x²-9 as quotient.

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