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Divide (x^2+x-6) by (x+3)
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Divide (x^2+x-6) by (x+3)

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x-2

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(x^(2) + x - 6)/(x + 3) = ((x-2)(x+3))/((x + 3)) = (x-2)

eliminate (x+3) from top and bottom leaving (x-2)

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