Question

Help Please.
20x^3-13x^2-60x-27/5x+3

Answer 1

ok...do you not know how to do this type of problem?

Answer 2

i have no idea where to start

Answer 3

k, well you can set it up like a normal long division problem.
\[5x+3\lceil 20x ^{3}-13^{2}-60x-27\]

Answer 4

because 5x goes into 20x^3 4x^2 times, you put 4x^2 on top, and work it out to
\[5x+3\lceil (20x ^{3}-13x ^{2}-(5x+3)*4x ^{2})-60x-27\]
(oops that should be 13x^2 up there :P)

Answer 5

you keep working it out like that, only paying attention to the first terms of the divisor and dividend, until you get to the end!
do you get it?

Answer 6

yes this helps so much. Thank u:)

Answer 7

glad to help! :D