use long devishion and divide (2x squared– 5x + 1) ) (x – 3)show work please?
please help me solve this problem.....and will you show me how to solve it. I know the answer is 2x+1 but i just dont know how to solve the problem and get that answer
This is like doing long division except it involves variables. First, divide 2x^2 by x which gives you 2x as your answer. Now, multiply 2x by x - 3. That's where 2x^2 - 6x came from. However, you must change the sign after you do that. That's how I came up with x. Then bring down the 1 and you come up with x + 1 and start the process again. The answer isn't just 2x + 1. It has the remainder.
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...................2x + 1
x - 3 | 2x^2 - 5x + 1
.........2x^2 - 6x
....................x + 1
....................x - 3
..........................4
answer is 2x + 1 + [4 / (x - 3)]
This is like doing long division except it involves variables. First, divide 2x^2 by x which gives you 2x as your answer. Now, multiply 2x by x - 3. That's where 2x^2 - 6x came from. However, you must change the sign after you do that. That's how I came up with x. Then bring down the 1 and you come up with x + 1 and start the process again. The answer isn't just 2x + 1. It has the remainder.
Please write this as (2x^2-5x+1)(x-3)
anyone that knows anything about math can read this format. People that speak english as a 2nd, 3rd or 4th languages will struggle with what you mean.
Just FOIL it.....google this "FOIL Factoring"