Textbook page 581 #’s 1, 2. Do Now – Example #1 Example 1: Divide 758 by 6 without a calculator using long division Identify: Dividend = ____________.

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Textbook page 581 #’s 1, 2

Do Now – Example #1 Example 1: Divide 758 by 6 without a calculator using long division Identify: Dividend = ____________ Divisor = ____________ Quotient = _____________ Remainder = _________________

Chapter 9: Polynomial Functions Lesson 4: Division and the Remainder Theorem Mrs. Parziale

Example 2: Divide f(x) Dividend = _________ d(x) Divisor = __________ q(x) Quotient = __________ r(x) Remainder = _________

Example 3: Divide f(x) Dividend = _________ d(x) Divisor = __________ q(x) Quotient = __________ r(x) Remainder = _________

How to Express Your Answer The answer can be written in the form or as

Example 4: Divide

Example 5: Divide

Remainder Theorem Example 6: Use the Remainder Theorem to verify your remainder in examples 4 and 5. Remainder Theorem: If f(x) is divided by (x-c), the remainder is f(c).

Closure Work with a partner to divide the following – – One person will find the remainder by dividing using long division. – The other person will find the remainder using the Remainder Theorem.