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x^ 5 + y^ 5 ÷ x + y

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anonymous · Answer

divde the polynomial

amistre64 · Answer

as is; the rules of mathing say we work the divide first then left to right after that

anonymous · Answer

factor the nomerator then cancel with denomenator

curry · Answer

amis i need help

amistre64 · Answer

(x^5 + y^5)/(x + y) if this is the intended equation then long hand it


          x^4 -x^3 y +x^2y^2
       -------------
x+y | x^5 + y^5 
       -x^5 -x^4 y
               -----------
                 -x^4 y + y^5
                   x^4 y +x^3 y^2
                         -------------
                            x^3 y^2 + y^5
                           -x^3 y^2 -x^2 y^3
                                       ---------------
                                         -x^2 y^3 + y^5 ....etc

amistre64 · Answer

there seems to be a pattern emerging from that

$$x^4- x^3y+ x^2y^2- xy^3+y^4$$
and there might be a remainder

amistre64 · Answer

curry, wish i could help, but my times up ...

curry · Answer

radr can u help me

curry · Answer

radar can you help me

radar · Answer

Sorry Curry but I was called away.

radar · Answer

amistre in his next to the last post had the answer.  I don't believe there wold be a remainder.

myininaya · Answer

i haven't check this yet but let me know what you guys think of this

myininaya · Answer

yes amistre you got right answer
the remainder is zero :)
my way it alittle different
i think i'm going see if i approach these division problems sort of like this
do you thnk it would be confusing to others?