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Example Question #191 : College Algebra
Example Question #192 : College Algebra
Example Question #191 : College Algebra
Example Question #192 : College Algebra
Example Question #195 : College Algebra
Example Question #193 : College Algebra
Perform the following operation:
Use synthetic division to for this polynomial
The initial set-up is shown below
First, bring down the leading coefficient:
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Multiply 1, by 3, and then add this to the second column:
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Next, multiply 1, by 1, and add this to the third column:
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Solution:
Example Question #192 : College Algebra
Simplify the following polynomial:
Determine if there are any common factors between the numerator and the denominator:
There are no common factors, so we use synthetic division to simplify the polynomial:
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Bring down the 1, from the first column:
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Multiply 1 by -1, and add the product to -3:
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Multiply -4 by -1, and add the product to -10:
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Solution:
Example Question #194 : College Algebra
Divide the polynomial:
To divide the polynomials, we will first need to factorize the top and bottom.
The answer is:
Example Question #1 : Zeros/Roots Of A Polynomial
Example Question #2 : Zeros/Roots Of A Polynomial
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