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x^2+1 divided by 3x^5+15x^3-3x^2-5x+3
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I think u hv typed the question wrong. Pls check because this division is not possible. I think it shud b second polynomial divided by first polynomial
nope its the right problem
the degree of the second polynomial is higher I think you want 3x^5+15x^3-3x^2-5x+3 divided by x^2+1
that is what i also pointed out but .....
you can use negative expoents I geuss
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(3x^5+15x^3-3x^2-5x+3)*((x^-3)/3)-4+x^-1+(5x^-2)/3-x^-3
I don't see why you would do this though
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