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(k³-30k-18-4k²)÷(3+k) this is dividing by polynomials using synthetic division. i need it today​
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(k³-30k-18-4k²)÷(3+k)

this is dividing by polynomials using synthetic division. i need it today​

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Answer:

=-3k²- 30k - 6.

Explanation:

(k³ - 30k - 18 - 4k²) ÷ (3 +k)


= (k3 - 30k - 18 - 4k2)/(3 + k) \\ = k2 - 30k - 6 - 4k2 \\ = k2 - 4k2 - 30k - 6 \\ = - 3k2 - 30k - 6

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