1 Section 1.9 Division of Algebraic Expressions. 2 I. Dividing Monomials Divide the numerical coefficients; then divide the literal numbers (variables)

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1 Section 1.9 Division of Algebraic Expressions

2 I. Dividing Monomials Divide the numerical coefficients; then divide the literal numbers (variables) using the properties of exponents.

3 II. Dividing Multinomial by Monomial Divide each term of the numerator (multinomial) by monomial separately, and then simplify each fraction.

4 III. Dividing Polynomial by Polynomial (Algebraic Long Division) First we will revisit the long division algorithm for arithmetic

5 Algebraic Long Division Before you get started with the algebraic division algorithm, –Write the divisor and the dividend in descending order – Use zero place holders for any “missing” terms

6 Long Division Example #1

7 Long Division Example #2

8 Long Division Example #3