How do you divide (4x^2+x+1)div(x-2) using synthetic division?
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The quotient is
Explanation:
Set up using the zero of the dividend
The
The quotient is then
The quotient is
Explanation:
Your divisor,
2 | 4 1 1
The process is to bring down the first coefficient (4). Then, write the product of this coefficient (4) and the divisor (2) under the next coefficient (1). Add the second coefficient (1) and the product (8), and write this sum (9) in the answer line to the right of the 4. Multiply this sum (9) and the divisor (2) and write their product (18) under the last coefficient (1). Add this product (18) and the last coefficient (1) and write their sum (19) in the answer line to the right of the 9.
This gives you the coefficient answer line 4 9 19. This line means that the quotient of
I can't get this program to line everything up correctly, so I can't show you how to do this very well. Here is my attempt:
' | 4 1 1
2|818
' 4 9 | 19