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Divide.(5x^2+16x+9) / (x+2)Your answer should give the quotient and the remainder.

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The long polynomial division method is employed as follows:

- Set up a table as below:

- Divide 5x^2 by x, and place the result at the top of the bar, as shown below:

- Now, use (x + 2) to multiply 5x, and write the answer underneath 5x^2+16x+9 in the table, as below:

- Now we subtract 5x^2+10x from 5x^2+16x+9, as below:

- By performing similar operations we get the final solution, as follows:

Therefore, the quotient is (5x + 6), and the remainder is -3

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