How do you divide (x^3+x+3)/(x-5)x3+x+3x−5?
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The remainder is
Explanation:
Let's perform a synthetic division
The remainder is
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)(x^2)(x-5)color(magenta)(+5x^2)+x+3x2(x−5)+5x2+x+3
=color(red)(x^2)(x-5)color(red)(+5x)(x-5)color(magenta)(+25x)+x+3=x2(x−5)+5x(x−5)+25x+x+3
=color(red)(x^2)(x-5)color(red)(+5x)(x-5)color(red)(+26)(x-5)color(magenta)(+130)+3=x2(x−5)+5x(x−5)+26(x−5)+130+3
=color(red)(x^2)(x-5)color(red)(+5x)(x-5)color(red)(+26)(x-5)+133=x2(x−5)+5x(x−5)+26(x−5)+133
"quotient "=color(red)(x^2+5x+26)," remainder" =133quotient =x2+5x+26, remainder=133
rArr(x^3+x+3)/(x-5)=x^2+5x+26+133/(x-5)⇒x3+x+3x−5=x2+5x+26+133x−5
Quotient
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