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divide using long division (x3+7x2+15x+9)/(x+1)
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\[\frac{ x ^{3} + 7x ^{2} + 15x + 9 }{ x + 1 } = x ^{2} + 6x + 9\]
@Cardinal_Carlo It would probably be more helpful later on if the user knows how to do this...just by providing the answer doesn't really help the asker for future problems where she/he cannot ask us such as on a test. Please guide the asker in the future.
I was looking to understand how to do... I am sorry i didn't say need help understanding
No need to apologize. @myininaya is right. I just found long division to cumbersome to spell out.
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