How do you divide 4x ^ { 3} + 6x ^ { 2} - 23x - 15\div ( 3+ x )4x3+6x2−23x−15÷(3+x)?
2 Answers
Aug 13, 2017
I a man assuming you mean to include brackets around the first four terms!
Aug 13, 2017
Explanation:
"one way is to use the divisor as a factor in the numerator"one way is to use the divisor as a factor in the numerator
"consider the numerator"consider the numerator
color(red)(4x^2)(x+3)color(magenta)(-12x^2)+6x^2-23x-154x2(x+3)−12x2+6x2−23x−15
=color(red)(4x^2)(x+3)color(red)(-6x)(x+3)color(magenta)(+18x)-23x-15=4x2(x+3)−6x(x+3)+18x−23x−15
=color(red)(4x^2)(x+3)color(red)(-6x)(x+3)color(red)(-5)(x+3)color(magenta)(+15)-15=4x2(x+3)−6x(x+3)−5(x+3)+15−15
=color(red)(4x^2)(x+3)color(red)(-6x)(x+3)color(red)(-5)(x+3)+0=4x2(x+3)−6x(x+3)−5(x+3)+0
rArr(4x^3+6x^2-23x-15)/(x+3)=color(red)(4x^2-6x-5)⇒4x3+6x2−23x−15x+3=4x2−6x−5