Question

What is the remainder for this problem?

Answer 1

\[x+2\sqrt{x^3-x^2-2x+10}\]

Answer 2

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Answer 3

i assume that means "divide" and not "take the square root

Answer 4

\[(x^3-x^2-2x+10)\div( x+2)\]or
\[\frac{x^3-x^2-2x+10}{x+2}\]

Answer 5

dude, mathway.com isnt spam. check it out. youll see

Answer 6

if you just need the remainder, plug \(-2\) in to
\[x^3+x^2-2x+10\] and you will get it

Answer 7

you can only have the answers though not the steps.

Answer 8

for the steps, you gotta pay.

Answer 9

@satellite73 The question looks exactly as its shown. Haha but yeah, so idk about the dividing thing, but if its the same thing, what would i plug -2 in for? X?

Answer 10

@Kitt020912

Answer 11

Just a moment c:

Answer 12

Are you sure you're not just looking for the derivative?

Answer 13

I have no idea haha the exact problem word for word is:
What is the remainder for \[x+2\sqrt{x^3-x^2-2x+10}\]

Answer 14

Alright. Hmm, let me see. c:

Answer 15

This is confusing, because all I can find in this problem is derivative..

Answer 16

What would that be?

Answer 17

@Kitt020912

Answer 18

derivative: