Question

(a^2n - a^n - 6) / (a^n + 8)

The 2n is in exponent form.

Answer 1

What do we have to do/

Answer 2

Divide? Lol

Answer 3

I've been stuck on this question for awhile. I can't figure it out

Answer 4

Same here. Lol.

Answer 5

We can factorize the numerator though. But that won't help.

Answer 6

Lol. The website I use is Mathway.com. But that won't even give me the answer so Idk what do!

Answer 7

Skip the question. Simple. ;3

Answer 8

I can't! Lol

Answer 9

@saifoo.khan

Answer 10

@mathteacher1729

Answer 11

I'm not sure what you're supposed to do with this.
The numerator factors nicely, but after I don't see anything obvious as far as factoring.

Answer 12

I just have to divide.

Answer 13

@mathteacher1729

Answer 14

This is all i got; because you can't divide or cancel anything. Did you typed the question right?

Answer 15

Of course I typed it right.

Answer 16

oh okay sorry.. i was just asking.. but i'm guessing that's it.

Answer 17

You only simplified it... Idk what to do for this question. I can't get the answer anywhere! Lol thank you for your help, though:)

Answer 18

No problem; but that's all you can do you can't cancel or take anything out. There's no multiple choice either right?

Answer 19

Nope :/

Answer 20

Wait! i think i have another way to :o does it say any instructions?

Answer 21

This is all that it says:

Divide the following polynomial, then place the answer in the proper location on the grid.

(a^2n - a^n - 6) / (a^n + 8)

Answer 22

I'm guessing it has a remainder though? o.o try doing that division and see what you get :o

Answer 23

What about this one?

Divide the following polynomial, then place the answer in the proper location on the grid. Write your answer in order of descending powers of x.

(x^5 + y^5) / (x + y)

Answer 24

Oh that's easy! give me a second.

Answer 25

Do you understand how i got it?

Answer 26

I can't even read it..lol

Answer 27

You want me to go step by step and explain it to you?

Answer 28

Do you know the Pascal's triangle?

Answer 29

Nope

Answer 30

okay well the Pascals Triangle is this
1
121
1331
14641 you will always start and end with 1.
at first you only start with one and then at the second line
you start with 1 2 and end with 1
at the 3rd line you going to start with 1 3 3 1 . why? well because you will
always starts with 1 and then to get the other number just add the tops ones from the 2nd line 1+2= 3 which is the first 3 in the third line then for the second 3 in that line is 2+1+3 from the second line and then you end with 1? do you understand that O.o?

Answer 31

Not at all..lol

Answer 32

Well you read fast.. all you gotta do is the descending order one up one down and plug those numbers in.

Answer 33

It just doesn't make any sense to me.