Question

2y-6
-------- <---- DIVISION.SOMEONE PLEASE HELP
2y^2+5y+2

Answer 1

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polynomial_long_division

Answer 2

That pellet don't help !

Answer 3

pellet

Answer 4

pellet?

Answer 5

The page has an example that goes through this exact type of problem.

Answer 6

sh It? What?

Answer 7

put it together.

Answer 8

huh?

Answer 9

There is the link providing you with the information so that you can do the question...

Answer 10

First job: follow along the example on that link, seeing how it works.

Answer 11

doesn't really help, can you help me ?

Answer 12

Tell me how the link doesn't help, and I will help you to follow the example in the link.

Answer 13

because in my book its different, you have to factor the numerator and denominator, then use fundamental property, I really don't get hoe that works.

Answer 14

how*

Answer 15

Oh right, well I don't understand what method your book wants you to use.

Answer 16

well the title is " The Fundamental Property of Rational Expressions " ?

Answer 17

Well, good luck with that. I have to go.

Answer 18

flutter you

Answer 19

Nice way to talk to someone who voluntarily tried to help you.

Answer 20

YOU DIDNT EVEN HELPL ME , YOUR WORTHLESS

Answer 21

There is simply no reason to bash others here. If you do not think that they were helpful, then tell them straight up: "sorry, that did not help me." There is no reason to engage caps lock mode and bring down the hate for somebody who volunteered just to help you, though. :s

Answer 22

CAN YOU HELP ME ?

Answer 23

Maybe if you can stop the caps lock only messages. It's harder to reply if you're going to type like that... ;)

Answer 24

@Andres909z the answers would be something like that: a+bx+cx^2+......

Answer 25

sorry . but can you ?

Answer 26

\[\frac{2y-6}{2y^2+5y+2}\]
You can apply Horner

Answer 27

horner?

Answer 28

with horner you'll get a serie

Answer 29

whats that

Answer 30

It doesn't appear that we have many options here for division. The numerator is smaller than the denominator. The only simplification we could do is maybe cancel like-factors in the numerator and denominator by factoring them and cancelling.

After that, we'd have nothing else to do really.

Answer 31

so what would be the answer to this problem ?

Answer 32

-3 over 10y perhaps?

Answer 33

Well, when I factor:
2y - 6 = 2(y - 3)
2y^2 + 5y + 2 = 2y^2 + y + 4y + 2 = y(2y + 1) + 2(2y + 1) = (y + 2)(2y + 1)

I can't see anything that cancels between the numerator and denominator.
So it seems like there is nothing else to do here, we basically have the simplest form already...

Answer 34

so what do I write as my final answer?

Answer 35

Something along the lines of that result -- it's already in simplest form, we cannot do anything else to this expression to simplify it...