Divide. (2x^2+21x+53)÷(x+7) Your answer should give the quotient and the remainder.
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I'm really sorry but I personally don't know how to do this type :/ let me try to tag some other people and see if they can help ^_^ @phi @campbell_st @freckles
$$\Large x+7\overline{)2x^2+21x+53}$$
Raebeach, Patrickjmt has a really lovely video for this you can use: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6_ghhd7kwQ I hope its not against the rules to post youtube links
how do solve it @perl
ok... just looking at the problem the quotient is linear and the remainder is a constant |dw:1425770584148:dw| the process is like long division.... I multiplied the divisor (x + 7) by 2x... that way the term 2x^2 will be eliminated when the subtraction has been done. So can you continue the process in the division by 1st doing the subtraction?
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