short answer: find the quotient: 6x^3-x^2-7x-9/2x+3 someone please help
You are doing polynomial long division. The answer should be 3x^2-5x+4-21/2x+3.
not sure that is all the problem says as above. Can you show me the steps that you took to come up with this answer please
so you make it into the equation with the long division way with the whole symbol setup, etc. Then you put 3x^2 into the equation and get -6x^3 to eliminate the 6x^3 in the equation and you get -10x^2-7x. Then you -5x because that eliminates the -10x^2 and you get 8x-9. So you +4 because it eliminates the 8x and you get -21 as the remainder so you always put the remainder on top of the divisor so your answer is: 3x^2-5x+4-21/2x+3... Hope that helps!
yes thank you very much
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