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In polynomial division, why is the degree of the remainder always one less than the degree of the divisor function?
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its not ...
the remainder is "at least" one degree less. It is not "always" one degree less
consider the setup of division like an improper fraction; you divide it out until you get to a remainder that is less than the number you are dividing by ...
Ah yes, thanks. Of course!
You explain things very nicely amistre64. And you always are very generous with your help. Thanks again.
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