Question 2.4.2: Long Division of Polynomials Divide 4 - 5x - x² + 6x³ by 3x ...
Long Division of Polynomials
Divide 4 – 5x – x² + 6x³ by 3x – 2.
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We begin by writing the dividend in descending powers of x.
4 – 5x – x² + 6x³ = 6x³ – x² – 5x + 4
Now we divide 3x² by 3x to obtain x, multiply x and the divisor, and subtract.
Now we divide –3x by 3x to obtain –1, multiply –1 and the divisor, and subtract.
The quotient is 2x² + x – 1 and the remainder is 2. When there is a nonzero remainder, as in this example, list the quotient, plus the remainder above the divisor. Thus,
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