Divide.
(2x^2+9x+11)÷(x+2)
Your answer should give the quotient and the remainder.

Question

Divide.
(2x^2+9x+11)÷(x+2)
Your answer should give the quotient and the remainder.

nnesha · Answer

long division or synthetic which one is easy for you ?

anonymous · Answer

tbh I'm just not good at math at all @Nnesha

nnesha · Answer

alright you will be an expert one day  :-)
alight bec 
leading coefficient is one of the divisor so let's do synthetic that one is easy  :-)
for that we have to solve x+2 =0 for x
x+2 =0  
x= ?

anonymous · Answer

um x=-2 ?

sweetburger · Answer

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sweetburger · Answer

it literally tells u to divide by x+2

sweetburger · Answer

otherwise you would just use the rational root theorem

nnesha · Answer

yeah..
1)then carry down first term
2) multiply by -2 
3)combine like terms 
done!
at the end just put variables 
exponent of variable should be one less from the original question just like that^^^^

nnesha · Answer

and that's how you should write 'n answer $$\huge\rm quotient + \frac{ remainder  }{ divisor  }$$