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Do I divide \[x(^3 + 3x^2 -2A + 3) \] by \[(x^2 + 1)\] to obtain a remainder of \[-x(1 + 2a)\]
do you happen to have the answer is A = -3?
Please note that, the remainder of your division is: \[ - x(1 + 2A)\]. So you have to solvethis equation: \[1+2A=5\]
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That was the answer :) I just wanted to know if I was using the right formula
ok keep practicing
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