Q. Divide the polynomials. Your answer should be in the form p(x)+xk where p is a polynomial and k is an integer. x6x2−4x−3=
Identify Division: Identify the division to be performed.Divide each term of the polynomial (6x2−4x−3) by x.Calculation: (6x2)/x=6x, (−4x)/x=−4, (−3)/x=−3/x
Divide Each Term: Combine the results of the division.Combine the quotient terms to form the polynomial part and the remainder.Calculation: p(x)=6x−4, k=−3
Combine Results: Write the final answer in the specified format.Express the result as p(x)+xk.Calculation: 6x−4+x−3
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