SOLUTION: Fill in the missing terms in the numerator, and then use long division to find the quotients.
9x^3+14x+5
___________ _
3x+1
Its divided by
Pls show me the steps to get the
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Question 422688: Fill in the missing terms in the numerator, and then use long division to find the quotients.
9x^3+14x+5
_____________
3x+1
Its divided by
Pls show me the steps to get the answer. thanks
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