How do you find the quotient of (x^3 + 4x -7) by x-3?
2 Answers
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-3)color(magenta)(+3x^2)+4x-7x2(x−3)+3x2+4x−7
=color(red)(x^2)(x-3)color(red)(+3x)(x-3)color(magenta)(+9x)+4x-7=x2(x−3)+3x(x−3)+9x+4x−7
=color(red)(x^2)(x-3)color(red)(+3x)(x-3)color(red)(+13)(x-3)color(magenta)(+39)-7=x2(x−3)+3x(x−3)+13(x−3)+39−7
=color(red)(x^2)(x-3)color(red)(+3x)(x-3)color(red)(+13)(x-3)+32=x2(x−3)+3x(x−3)+13(x−3)+32
"quotient "=color(red)(x^2+3x+13)," remainder "=32quotient =x2+3x+13, remainder =32
Really this is the same as Jim's solution. It just looks different.
Explanation:
Note that I am using a place keepers