To divide the polynomial by the given divisor, we can use long division.
To divide the polynomial
by (y+10), we can use long division. First, divide the leading term of the polynomial by the leading term of the divisor, which gives us -8v^2. Multiply this result by the divisor and subtract it from the polynomial. Repeat this process until you have no more terms or the degree of the remaining terms is less than the divisor.
For example:
-8v^3 - 85y^2 - 50y
Divided by (y + 10)
The quotient is -8v^2 and the remainder is (-85y^2 - 50y)
So, the final result is -8v^2 with a remainder of (-85y^2 - 50y).