Use synthetic division to solve (4x® – 3x² +5x+6) + (x+8). What is the quotient?
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Mathematics, 06.05.2020 19:07 judywilkerson1114
Use synthetic division to solve (4x® – 3x² +5x+6) + (x+8). What is the quotient?
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© 4x2-27x+167-996
4x2+21x + 131+ 192
4x2 +212+ 131+ 222
4x2-27x+167-
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