Can someone please help me answer this math question? Please? I'll fan and give a medal!! I'm working on polynomial division Question - 21x^3 - 42x ----------- 7
@Photon336 could you help me please? I don't know what to do with the ^3
HiNT: On the top you can factor out a 7x
what do you mean? like subtract 7x from 42x?
oh but what about the 21^3 and 42?
\[\frac{ 21x(x^{2}-2) }{ 7} = 3x(x^{2}-2) \]
oh ok then what should I do?
hmm that's all you can do for this problem
I'm sorry but I'm a little confused... could you explain the steps? I went through the steps we did but I think some of them were deleted
so for the top we need to factor, this means taking out a number that is in every term. so we can factor out a 21 21(x^{3}-2)
because 21 goes into itself once and 41 twice.
so if you were to multiply 21 by the terms in the ( ) you would get what you had before 21x^3 -42x
oh ok
so divide 21 by 21 and 42?
@Photon336 ?
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