(x³+4x²+7x+4)÷(x+1)=\boxed{} + \frac{\boxed{}}{x+1} (Simplify your answers. Do not factor.)
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- Divide x^3 by x to get x^2. - Multiply x^2 by (x + 1) to get x^3 + x^2. - Subtract x^3 + x^2 from x^3 + 4x^2 to get 3x^2. - Bring down the next term: 7x. - Divide 3x^2 by x to get 3x. - Multiply 3x by (x + 1) Show more…
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