Dividing Polynomials Help (4x^3-6x-11) / (2x-4)
I got 2x^2+4x+5+9/2x-4
My teacher says its 2x^2+4x+5+16/2x-4
I think she is wrong?
Dividing Polynomials Help (4x^3-6x-11) / (2x-4)
Aaron Barnes
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Connor Bailey
go to /sci/
Jackson Bailey
ok :-)
Mason Robinson
Give me source on pic and ill help you out
Brandon Green
Bentley Price
its 2x^2+4x+5+9/2x-4 your teacher is retarded
Henry Wilson
>:-D
Adam Jenkins
I am getting 2x^2+4x+5 with a remainder of 9. X roughly equals 1.7520.
Cameron Adams
Your teacher is wrong
Josiah Wood
Proper answer with quotient and remainder would be 2x^2+4x+5 *(2x-4) + 9 where 2x^2+4x+5 is the quotient and 9 is the remainder.
Dominic Edwards
>I am getting 2x^2+4x+5 with a remainder of 9. X roughly equals 1.7520.
I dont think you understand how Polynomials work...
Jaxson Nguyen
These are the correct answers in the correct format. You would get this answer weather you did synthetic division or long division which is the only way to solve this problem.
Zachary Wright
I solved the equation and went a step further and gave him the proper value of x incase he ends up needing it.
Grayson Cruz
That a smart thing to practice, especially if he plans on taking calculus.
Nathaniel Hall
Lrn2WolframAlpha.
Henry Morales
You can't know what x equals here because there is no other side of the equation.
Dylan Davis
Who the fuck is this bitch?
Samuel Reyes
Lucas Campbell
No, but you can know where on a graph x will equal 0 and that is useful information when you take calculus and linear algebra.
Isaac Parker
you're good OP
Cameron Harris
Dude just use wolfram alpha lmao
Anthony Lewis
Go ahead, plug in the x value i provided and solve the equation. Then do the proper adjustment and plus in the x value for the answer. You will see that the solutions are the same, thus proving your solution is sound.
Christopher Johnson
if your teacher gave you an answer and you doubt it, all you have to do is goddamn multiply, you stupid fuck
don't you know shit?
Christian Brown
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Adrian King
When i say proper adjustment, you must subtract 1 from the original x value. It will be a little off because i only went to four decimal places but you will see that you get the original equations answer, plus 9.