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divide by synthetic division
(h^2-6h+8)/(h-2)
(h^2-6h+8)/(h-2)
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Answer
Divide the polynomials using long division.
(t^2+2t-8)/t+4)
(t^2+2t-8)/t+4)
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GPT 3.5
To divide using synthetic division, we will set up the equation as follows:
2 │ 1 -6 8
First, write down the coefficient of each term in descending order. The dividend is h^2 - 6h + 8, and the divisor is h - 2.
Next, write down the first coefficient on the top row of the synthetic division box:
2 │ 1 -6 8
Bring down the 1:
2 │ 1 -6 8
|
__________
1
Multiply the divisor (2) by the number on the bottom row and write the product below the next coefficient:
2 │ 1 -6 8
| 2
__________
1
Add the product to the next coefficient in the top row:
2 │ 1 -6 8
| 2
__________
1 -4
Repeat the process of multiplying the divisor by the next number and adding it to the following number until all the coefficients have been processed:
2 │ 1 -6 8
| 2 -8
__________
1 -4 0
The final row represents the quotient of h-2, and the last number (0) represents the remainder. Therefore, the result of dividing (h^2 - 6h + 8) by (h - 2) using synthetic division is:
Quotient: h - 4
Remainder: 0
2 │ 1 -6 8
First, write down the coefficient of each term in descending order. The dividend is h^2 - 6h + 8, and the divisor is h - 2.
Next, write down the first coefficient on the top row of the synthetic division box:
2 │ 1 -6 8
Bring down the 1:
2 │ 1 -6 8
|
__________
1
Multiply the divisor (2) by the number on the bottom row and write the product below the next coefficient:
2 │ 1 -6 8
| 2
__________
1
Add the product to the next coefficient in the top row:
2 │ 1 -6 8
| 2
__________
1 -4
Repeat the process of multiplying the divisor by the next number and adding it to the following number until all the coefficients have been processed:
2 │ 1 -6 8
| 2 -8
__________
1 -4 0
The final row represents the quotient of h-2, and the last number (0) represents the remainder. Therefore, the result of dividing (h^2 - 6h + 8) by (h - 2) using synthetic division is:
Quotient: h - 4
Remainder: 0
Answered by
GPT 3.5
To divide the polynomials using long division, we will set up the equation as follows:
t + 4 │ t^2 + 2t - 8
First, divide the first term in the numerator (t^2) by the first term in the denominator (t) and write the result above the division line:
-1 │ t^2 + 2t - 8
- t^2 - 4t
____________
6t - 8
Next, multiply the divisor (t + 4) by the result (-1):
-1 │ t^2 + 2t - 8
- t^2 - 4t
____________
6t - 8
- (6t + 24)
_____________
-32
Subtract the product from the remaining terms:
-1 │ t^2 + 2t - 8
- t^2 - 4t
____________
6t - 8
- (6t + 24)
_____________
-32
Since the degree of the resulting polynomial (-32) is less than the degree of the divisor (t + 4), the division is complete.
Therefore, the quotient is -1 and the remainder is -32.
t + 4 │ t^2 + 2t - 8
First, divide the first term in the numerator (t^2) by the first term in the denominator (t) and write the result above the division line:
-1 │ t^2 + 2t - 8
- t^2 - 4t
____________
6t - 8
Next, multiply the divisor (t + 4) by the result (-1):
-1 │ t^2 + 2t - 8
- t^2 - 4t
____________
6t - 8
- (6t + 24)
_____________
-32
Subtract the product from the remaining terms:
-1 │ t^2 + 2t - 8
- t^2 - 4t
____________
6t - 8
- (6t + 24)
_____________
-32
Since the degree of the resulting polynomial (-32) is less than the degree of the divisor (t + 4), the division is complete.
Therefore, the quotient is -1 and the remainder is -32.
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