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I understand that the remainder is 0, I kinda guessed and it told me. But we're using long division or synthetic division. Can you explain to me what the quotient is? Thank…
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I understand that the remainder is 0, I kinda guessed and it told me.
But we're using long division or synthetic division.
Can you explain to me what the quotient is?
Thanks!
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You need to add the x^4, x^3, x^2, and x term in there so you can have place holders to do the rest of the problem
You will have something like:
Then you start the long division process
When you get done you will have
with a remainder of 0
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