SOLUTION: Use long division to divide the following polynomial (12x^2 + x-4) divided by (3x-2)
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Question 327172: Use long division to divide the following polynomial (12x^2 + x-4) divided by (3x-2)
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
First term:
Subtract from the original polynomial to get a remainder,
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Second term:
Subtract from the remainder to get the new remainder,
No further division possible.
Gather all of the terms and the remainder.
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