Divide the following polynomial using synthetic division (x^3 + 6x^2 + 3x + 1 ) Ă· (x - 2)
\( \begin{array}{} 2~|&1&6&3&1\\ &&&\\ \hline &&&&\\ &1&&& \end{array} \)
multiply 1*2 and put it in next column
\( \begin{array}{} 2~|&1&6&3&1\\ &&2&\\ \hline &&&&\\ &1&&& \end{array} \)
add 6 and 2, put it down in last row
\( \begin{array}{} 2~|&1&6&3&1\\ &&2&\\ \hline &&&&\\ &1&8&& \end{array} \)
multiply 2*8, put it in next column
\( \begin{array}{} 2~|&1&6&3&1\\ &&2&16&\\ \hline &&&&\\ &1&8&& \end{array} \)
add 16 and 3, put it down in last row
\( \begin{array}{} 2~|&1&6&3&1\\ &&2&16&\\ \hline &&&&\\ &1&8&19& \end{array} \)
can u continue further ?
shouldnt it be written something like x^2 + 5x etc...
yes, finish the synthetic division first
multiply 2*19, and put it in next column
\( \begin{array}{} 2~|&1&6&3&1\\ &&2&16&38\\ \hline &&&&\\ &1&8&19& \end{array} \)
add 38 and 1 and put it in the last row
\( \begin{array}{} 2~|&1&6&3&1\\ &&2&16&38\\ \hline &&&&\\ &1&8&19& | 39 \\ \end{array} \)
so, 39 is the remainder
quotient can be written using the last row, leaving the remainder part
in the last row u have : \(1~~8~~19\)
so the quotient is : \(x^2 + 8x + 19\)
so, \((x^3 + 6x^2 + 3x + 1 ) Ă· (x - 2) ~= ~ x^2 + 8x + 19 + \frac{39}{x-2}\)
let me knw if smthng doesnt make sense...
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