Let P, Q = Z/2Z[x] be the following polynomials:P = x² + x³ + x² + x, Q = x³ + x.Divide P by Q with the remainder: find polynomials S, R € Z/2Z[x] withdeg R degQ such thatP = QS + R.=

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Let P, Q = Z/2Z[x] be the following polynomials: P = x² + x³ + x² + x, Q = x³ + x. Divide P by Q with the remainder: find polynomials S, R € Z/2Z[x] with deg R degQ such that P = QS + R.