SOLUTION: divide. (2x(to the third) + 6x-4) / (x+4)

Question 231222: divide.
(2x(to the third) + 6x-4) / (x+4)
Answer by jsmallt9(3758) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Probably the easiest way to divide is synthetic division. Synthetic division is set up to divide by (x-a) so we need to picture the denominator as: (x-(-4)):

-4 |   2    0    6    -4
----       -8   32  -152             
      ------------------
       2   -8   38  -156

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