division of Polynomial

Q: -13x²+4x³+2x-7 x²+3x-2

A: see below the calculation and answers

Q: A rectangular wall is 4x - 5 units high and 2x + 7 units long. What polynomial best represents the…

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Q: 3. Deter 14x^3+kx" Option O Option Option

A: x-1 is factor of polynomial.   Therefore, f(1) = 0

Q: Use synthetic division to divide the first polynomial by the second. 3x4-17x3+13x2-19x+20       x-5…

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Q: (3z2 – 14z - 5) (r - 5) =

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Q: Choose a polynomial (of degree 4 or more) to factor using Synthetic Division and the Remainder…

A: Here we assume 4th degree polynomial to perform these two methods

Q: True or False: Synthetic division is a process of dividing a polynomial by a binomial and analyzing…

A: Synthetic division is a process of dividing a polynomial by a binomial and analyzing the remainder.

Q: What to reflect on and understand. Are you confident about your knowledge of division of…

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Q: x*+x²+ 6x + 5- x - (-8 + 5x² + x* – x) ÷ (x – 1) 8.

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Q: Write an equation for the polynomial graphed below 5+ 2+ -3-2 -1 -1 2 \3 4 -5 -2 -3 + -4+ -5+ y(x) =…

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Q: How do you find a GCF of a monomial and a polynomial, can i have  step by step showing of each type?

A: solution

Q: 4. You are working with a friend doing math homework. For one of the questions, you are to find the…

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Q: how do you do long division?

A: The number on the right side of an equation is called the dividend. It is the number to be divided.…

Q: 6x4 +3x3- 7x² + 6x – 5 Use long division to divide -3+x + 2x²

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Q: Divide using synthetic division. 4. (3x¹9x³-24x - 48) + (x-4)

A: Since you are asking multiple questions. We are answring only the very first question as per our…

Q: examples of dividing polynomial

A: Two examples are given.

Q: Dividing Polynomials. I need step-by-step 13. (3w^3+7w^2-4w+3) / (w+3)

A: Given that  (3w^3+7w^2-4w+3) / (w+3)

Q: How to factor down 7(1+h)^2 - 7(1)^2 /h to not have division by zero

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Q: s to subtract the polynomial given: (-2x - 8x+5)- (3x + 5x - 6). Give th orrectly. Change the…

A: We are asked to find the sequence of the steps.

Q: 3/5-4

A: These can be added by taking LCM of denominators of both fractions.

Q: How can i  use synthetic division to find the zeros of a 4th degree polynomial?

A: The solution for the above question is as shown below.