Assignment 15: 11.5 WB Pg. 153 #2 – 20 even

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Assignment 15: 11.5 WB Pg. 153 #2 – 20 even 11.5 Dividing Polynomials Assignment 15: 11.5 WB Pg. 153 #2 – 20 even

Polynomial Long Division Use “0” coefficients to insert missing terms in DECREASING order of the variable Denominator of Remainder Whole Number Numerator of Remainder

Example: Step 1: Add missing terms to numerator (if necessary) Step 2: Rewrite as a division problem with the “house” Step 3: How many times does the first term in the divisor go into the first term of the dividend? Step 4: Repeat Step 2 until you can NOT multiply by anything to get the resulting terms.