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What is the result when 2^(3) -5x^(2) -x+6 is divided by x+1
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What is the result when
2^(3) -5x^(2) -x+6 is divided by x+1

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The answer is 2^3-5x^2+6
The negative X cancels out the positive x which gives you 2^3-5x^2+6/1 which is the same as 2^3-5x^2+6.
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