Aim: How can we use synthetic division to divide polynomials?

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Aim: How can we use synthetic division to divide polynomials?

_______________________ _ 6x6x + 6 _ _____________________ 12 / / x+ 6 _ Brandon

_ +1 | Switch sign Multiply Move Add 1. Switch sign 2. Bring down 3. Multiply 4.Move 5. Add 6. Repeat _________________________________________ Precious

1. Switch Sign 2. Multiply 3. Move 4. Add 5. Repeat Andy

Brandon

All coefficients are not shown _-5| Remainder Hint: 1.Switch 2.Multiply 3. Move 4. Add 5.Repeat _________________________________________ 0 Anthony

-2| Remainder Hint: 1.Switch 2.Multiply 3. Move 4. Add 5.Repeat + _________________________________________ Andy

Synthetic Division! Precious