How do you divide (-2x^3-23x^2-4x+11)/(x-5) ?
1 Answer
Nov 12, 2017
Explanation:
"one way is to use the divisor as a factor in the numerator"
"consider the numerator"
color(red)(-2x^2)(x-5)color(magenta)(-10x^2)-23x^2-4x+11
=color(red)(-2x^2)(x-5)color(red)(-33x)(x-5)color(magenta)(-165x)-4x+11
=color(red)(-2x^2)(x-5)color(red)(-33x)(x-5)color(red)(-169)(x-5)color(magenta)(-845)+11
=color(red)(-2x^2)(x-5)color(red)(-33x)(x-5)color(red)(-169)(x-5)-834
"quotient "=color(red)(-2x^2-33x-169)," remainder "=-834
rArr(-2x^3-23x^2-4x+11)/(x-5)
=-2x^3-33x-169-834/(x-5)