Question

Please help me!

I will post the question bellow this.

Answer 1

Severus Snape ? :)

Answer 2

\[(12^{2} + 9x - 7) \div 3x\]

Answer 3

yes, he is the best ;)

Answer 4

Okay you will not be able to simplify it very much. Can you tell me in what form do you need the question.

Answer 5

Because, 3x is not a factor of the polynomial in the numerator.

Answer 6

yes I can..it is..

Answer 7

Ohh sorry

Answer 8

Well it is a polynomials

Answer 9

I read it as x^2 in in place of 12^2.

My bad.

Answer 10

oh haha no prob

Answer 11

Ok lets see what we have.

Answer 12

alrighty then..

Answer 13

should it be 12 x^2

Answer 14

yes
sorry,
let me retype the question because I messed up

Answer 15

\[\large{(12^{2} + 9x - 7) \div 3x}\]

\[\large{=(144 + 9x - 7) \div 3x}\]

\[\large{=(137 + 9x) \div 3x}\]

Now here is where we are stuck.
Now I want to ask some questions to you before continuing. Are we dividing by (3x) as complete or only 3 and then multiplying by x ?

Answer 16

\[(12x ^{2} + 9x - 7) \div 3x\]