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Use synthetic division to divide (x3 12x2 38x 26) ÷ (x 4).
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Use synthetic division to divide (x3 12x2 38x 26) ÷ (x 4).

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well there is a problem here so synthetic division can only be used when dividing by a linear factor. This problem cant be solved using synthetic division.
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