Question

Use long division to find the quotient below.

(5x5 + 90x2 - 135x) (x + 3)

A. 5x4 + 15x3 - 45x2 - 45x
B. 5x4 + 5x3 - 25x2 - 45x
C. 5x4 - 5x3 + 25x2 - 45x
D. 5x4 - 15x3 + 45x2 - 45x

Answer 1

hello

Answer 2

it me

Answer 3

hi it me

Answer 4

You can use synthetic division instead and still get the correct answer

Answer 5

teach me syntheic division

Answer 6

just use the number in one bracket to time the other

Answer 7

explain the answer to me

Answer 8

could you possibly use or indicate the division symbol, please?
You are to use long division, according to the problem statement.

Answer 9

wut

Answer 10

i suggest using mathpapa it gives you the answer and it shows you the steps

Answer 11

http://www.mathpapa.com/algebra-calculator.html

Answer 12

the site didnt work

Answer 13

okay wait

Answer 14

what is that 0.o

Answer 15

Set up long division, please.
Your divisor is (x+3) and your dividend is (5x5 + 90x2 - 135x).

I need to see what you already know about this topic.

Answer 16

@AnotherArabGurl : This problem involves division, NOT multiplication.

Answer 17

dont u do 5x5 by all of the numbers in (x+3)

Answer 18

then 90x2 by all the things in (x+3)?

Answer 19

or somethin like that

Answer 20

No multiplication here. You were told to use long division. I asked you to show the "divide" operator, but you have not yet done that. That's why the problem looks like one in multiplication; that is not the case.

Answer 21

Find a way to include the division symbol: (5x5 + 90x2 - 135x) (x + 3)

You could use the Draw utility if you wish.

Answer 22

(5x5 + 90x2 - 135x) (x + 3)

Answer 23

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Answer 24

(5x5 + 90x2 - 135x) / (x + 3)

Answer 25

yes

Answer 26

this is division.

Set up long division, please. The (x+3) comes first. Then what?

Answer 27

Mathmale can you help me plz

Answer 28

(x+3) \ (5x5)

Answer 29

?

Answer 30

What do you want me to do? Haven't you seen long division before?

Answer 31

explain more

Answer 32

(x+3) is your divisor; 5x^5 + 90x^2-135x is your dividend.

What does a problem in long division look like?
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2 / 6 equals 3; 2 is the divisor, 6 is the dividend.

Set this up for the problem at hand:

(x+3) is your divisor; 5x^5 + 90x^2-135x is your dividend.

Answer 33

im sorry ): i still dont understand

Answer 34

Have you not studied long division before? No examples, no practice problems?

Answer 35

can u show me what long division looks like?

Answer 36

You haven't answered my question. I'v e asked you the same question twice, and I showed you the example

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2/ 6 = 3.

Answer 37

(x+3)

Answer 38

is on the top?

Answer 39

i was supposed to know that?

Answer 40

i was supposed to type all that out? in this little chat box

Answer 41

im confused