Please help me solve this using long division. (r4 - r2 + 4) ÷ (r2 - r + 2) I got the first digits r^2 + r, and then I got stuck

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Please help me solve this using long division.

(r4 - r2 + 4) ÷ (r2 - r + 2)
I got the first digits r^2 + r, and then I got stuck

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r^2+r-2+-4r+8/r^2-r+2

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