Question

How do you long divide `(2x^3+5x^2-36x+27) ÷ ( x-2)`?

Answer 1

Answer: `(2x^2 + 9x-18) -9/(x-2)`

Explanation:

Polynomial long division like so

Step 1 : Write the numerator in descending order

Step 2 : Start diving. Ask yourself how many time is `(2x^3)/x`

Step 3: Multiply the quotient from step 2, to the divisor and subtract form dividend.

Repeat step 2 and 3 until we can't divide any more.

The quotient for polynomial division is `Q(x) +(R(x))/(d(x))`

Q(x) = Quotient
R(x) = Remainder
d= divisor

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