What is (2g^3 – 2g – 8) ÷ (g – 4)?
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(2g to the third power)
(Answer choices in comments below)

Question

What is (2g^3 – 2g – 8) ÷ (g – 4)?
I will give a medal and become a fan of the person with the best answer.

(2g to the third power)
(Answer choices in comments below)

anonymous · Answer

A. 2g^2-2-16/g-4
B. 2g^2-10g+32-4
C. 2g^2+6g+22+80/g-4
D. 2g^2+8g+30+112/g-4

usukidoll · Answer

long division or synthetic division

anonymous · Answer

The teacher didn't say anything about that, so I'm sure it doesn't matter. Thank you! :D

usukidoll · Answer

and we also need to put a 0g^2 because we can't have gaps in the equation

usukidoll · Answer

so let's see...

anonymous · Answer

Okay. How does that affect the equation?

usukidoll · Answer

I kind of forgot synthetic (damn) so we need the long way... well you need the entire equation to be... in uniform like for example ... we have g^3 I need g^2 g and then the constant only..

usukidoll · Answer

and we also need to switch the signs when we are doing long division with these equations. |dw:1424393699442:dw|