SOLUTION: divide
a.) {{{(15a^3-9a+a^2-24)/(6a^2)}}}
b.) {{{(21x^3y^3-7xy^3-4xy^2-35y)/(-14xy^3)}}}
c.) {{{(6x^6+32x^4+3x^3-14x^2-8)/(x^2+5)}}}
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a.) {{{(15a^3-9a+a^2-24)/(6a^2)}}}
b.) {{{(21x^3y^3-7xy^3-4xy^2-35y)/(-14xy^3)}}}
c.) {{{(6x^6+32x^4+3x^3-14x^2-8)/(x^2+5)}}}
Log On
a.)
b.)
c.)
The first two are DIVISION BY A MONOMIAL because the denominator has just one
term.
The third one is DIVISION BY A POLYNOMIAL because the denominator has more than
one term.
They are done differently.
a.)
Put each term of the numerator over the denominator separately:
Then simplify each fraction as though it were a separate problem
b.)
Put each term of the numerator over the denominator separately:
Remove the negative signs from the denominator using the rule of
multiplication and division of signs:
Then simplify each fraction as though it were a separate problem:
c.)
Here the denominator contains more than one term, so it is done by long
division. Be sure to insert 0 times any power of x that's missing:
6x⁴+0x³+ 2x²+ 3x¹- 24
x²+0x¹+5)6x⁶+0x⁵+32x⁴+3x³-14x²+ 0x¹- 8
6x⁶+0x⁵+30x⁴
0x⁵+ 2x⁴+3x³
0x⁵+ 0x⁴+0x³
2x⁴+3x³-14x²
2x⁴+0x³+10x²
3x³-24x²+ 0x¹
3x³+ 0x²+15x¹
-24x²-15x¹- 8
-24x²+ 0x¹-120
-15x¹+112
Answer:
Edwin