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Divide the polynomial 12x^2+2x−9 by 4x−2. Then express the polynomial as the product of the divisor and the quotient plus the remainder. (1 point)

12x^2+2x−9=(4x−2)(3x+2)−5

12x^2+2x−9=(4x−2)(3x+2)+5

12x^2+2x−9=(4x−2)(3x−1)−11

12x^2+2x−9=(4x−2)(3x+2)−13

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12x^2+2x−9=(4x−2)(3x+2)+5

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