Question 119638: I need your help to solve the following:
Divide: (4x^4 - 12x^3 - 48x - 60) + (x - 4)
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Divide: by
If so, then we start by asking what quantity multiplied by results in which we can see is . We then multiply by to get and subtract from which gives us .
So now we want to know what divided by is. We start as in the first step and ask what quantity multiplied by x gives us . The answer to this question is . Multiplying by results in . Subtracting from leaves us with .
The next division is by . As we have done previously, we ask what we need to multiply by to get and find that the quantity would be . Multiplying by gives us and subtracting from gives us .
Finally, we want to know what divided by is. We see that divided by is and multiplying by results in . Subtracting from gives us a remainder of .
Thus divided by .
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(4x^4 - 12x^3 - 48x - 60) / (x - 4)
The most straight forward way is to solve this long division style. We will use 0x^2 as a place holder. As follows: