Question

Help me

Answer 1

You need @RadEn to help you with this problem

Answer 2

okay thanks

Answer 3

I take it you haven't gone over long division of polynomials yet??

Answer 4

What is the highest power of x that you can multiply by the divisor and not end up with powers greater than those in the dividend?

Answer 5

well I am trying to see if my answer is right. let me put here.

Answer 6

6x^2+7x+4+(8-38x)/-2x^2+3)

Answer 7

am i right?

Answer 8

I think the remainder is wrong...

Answer 9

you got a remainder of 38x?

Answer 10

Yeah I believe the remainder is incorrect

Answer 11

let's recheck it

{(6x^2+7x+4)(-2x^2+3) + (8-38x)} : (-2x^2+3)
= (-12x^4 - 14x^3 + 10x^2 - 17x + 20) : (-2x^2+3)
that's not like the original before

Answer 12

a bit different in term -17x, while ur question incluading a term + 17x

Answer 13

sry it is 8-4x right

Answer 14

Yes!

Answer 15

Those minus signs cause more trouble...no wonder early mathematicians avoided writing equations in a way that required them :-)