Dividing Polynomials
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Polynomial Division: Dividing by a Monomial
How to divide a degree two trinomial by a degree one binomial?
How to perform long division by dividing a degree three polynomial by a degree one binomial?
There are no missing terms in the dividend. The quotient has a remainder. How to perform long division by dividing a degree three polynomial by a degree one binomial?
There are missing terms in the dividend. The quotient has fractional coefficients and there is a remainder. How to perform long division by dividing a degree three polynomial by a degree two binomial?
The quotient has a remainder.
More Lessons for Algebra
Math Worksheets
A series of free, online Basic Algebra Lessons.
In this lesson, we will learn
- how to divide a polynomial by a monomial
- how to divide a polynomial by a binomial
Divide a Polynomial by a Monomial
Long division can be used to divide a polynomial by another polynomial, in this case a binomial of lower degree. When dividing polynomials, we set up the problem the same way as any long division problem, but are careful of terms with zero coefficients. For example, in the polynomial x3 + 3x + 1, x2 has a coefficient of zero and needs to be included as x3+ 0x2+3x+1in the division problem.Polynomial Division: Dividing by a Monomial
Divide a Polynomial using Long Division
Polynomial Division: Long Division, Dividing by a binomialThere are no missing terms in the dividend. The quotient has a remainder. How to perform long division by dividing a degree three polynomial by a degree one binomial?
There are missing terms in the dividend. The quotient has fractional coefficients and there is a remainder. How to perform long division by dividing a degree three polynomial by a degree two binomial?
The quotient has a remainder.
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