How do you divide ( -3x^3+ 15x^2-x-2)/(x + 1 )−3x3+15x2−x−2x+1?
1 Answer
Jun 19, 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)(-3x^2)(x+1)color(magenta)(+3x^2)+15x^2-x-2−3x2(x+1)+3x2+15x2−x−2
=color(red)(-3x^2)(x+1)color(red)(+18x)(x+1)color(magenta)(-18x)-x-2=−3x2(x+1)+18x(x+1)−18x−x−2
=color(red)(-3x^2)(x+1)color(red)(+18x)(x+1)color(red)(-19)(x+1)color(magenta)(+19)-2=−3x2(x+1)+18x(x+1)−19(x+1)+19−2
rArr(-3x^3+15x^2-x-2)/(x+1)⇒−3x3+15x2−x−2x+1
=(cancel((x+1))(color(red)(-3x^2+18x-19)))/cancel((x+1))+17/(x+1)
=-3x^2+18x-19+17/(x+1)