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Use synthetic division to find the result when 2x^3−9x^2−16x−2 is divided by x+1.
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Use synthetic division to find the result when 2x^3−9x^2−16x−2 is divided by x+1.

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Answer:

2x² - 11x - 5 +
(3)/(x+1)

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Use synthetic division to find the result when 2x^3−9x^2−16x−2 is divided by x+1.-example-1
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