SOLUTION: Divide the polynomial 3x^n+6x^n-1-2x^n-2 ----------- ----------- 2x^n-1

Question 79994: Divide the polynomial
3x^n+6x^n-1-2x^n-2
------------------------
2x^n-1
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20066) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!


Divide the polynomial 



Make three fractions, placing each term over the same 
denominator:



In the second fraction cancel the 2 into the 6
In the third fraction cancel the 2's

 

Subtract exponents of x



Remove the parentheses in the exponents



Simplify the exponents:



Erase the 1 exponent in the first term
Replace  by 1
Replace  by 



Replace  by just 3:



Edwin

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