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Mixed Practice Divide. If the divisor contains 2 or more terms, use long division. See Examples 1 through 8.$$\frac{5-6 x^{2}}{x-2}$$
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We also rearrange the terms in the numerator in descending order of their degree and fill in the missing degree terms with zero coefficients. So, we have: $$ \begin{{array}}{{r|l}} x-2 & -6x^{2}+0x+5 \end{{array}} $$ Show more…
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