SOLUTION: (5x^2+25x+16) \divided by (x+4) quotient and remainder

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Question 1064787: (5x^2+25x+16) \divided by (x+4)
quotient and remainder

Answer by Edwin McCravy(20056) About Me  (Show Source):
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Start with this:

              
x+4)5x²+25x+16

x goes into 5x² 5x times because 5x%5E2%2Fx simplifies to 5x
Put 5x on top above the line:

         5x   
x+4)5x²+25x+16
   
Multiply the 5x by the x on the far left, get 5x², 
write it under the other 5x²

         5x   
x+4)5x²+25x+16
    5x²

Multiply the 5x on top by the +4, get +20x, 
write it under the +25x

         5x   
x+4)5x²+25x+16
    5x²+20x

Draw a line at the bottom

         5x   
x+4)5x²+25x+16
    5x²+20x

Subtract (5x²+25x)-(5x²+20x) = 5x²+25x-5x²-20x = 5x, 
write it below the line under the +20x

         5x   
x+4)5x²+25x+16
    5x²+20x
         5x

Bring down the +16

         5x   
x+4)5x²+25x+16
    5x²+20x
         5x+16

The x at the far left goes into 5x, 5 times because
5x%2Fx simplifies to +5. Put 5 on top above the line:

         5x+5 
x+4)5x²+25x+16
    5x²+20x
         5x+16

Multiply the +5 on top by the x at the far left, get 5x, 
write it under the 5x at the bottom

         5x+5 
x+4)5x²+25x+16
    5x²+20x
         5x+16
         5x

Multiply the +5 on top by the +4, get +20, write it under 
the +16 at the bottom

         5x+5 
x+4)5x²+25x+16
    5x²+20x
         5x+16
         5x+20

Draw a line at the bottom:

         5x+5 
x+4)5x²+25x+16
    5x²+20x
         5x+16
         5x+20


Subtract (5x+16)-(5x+20) = 5x+16-5x-20 = -4, 
write it below the line under the +20

         5x+5 
x+4)5x²+25x+16
    5x²+20x
         5x+16
         5x+20
            -4

The 5x+5 is the quotient and -4 is the remainder.

Edwin