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Divide the polynomials. Your answer should be in the form p(x)+(kx)p(x)+(\frac{k}{x}) where pp is a polynomial and kk is an integer. x5+6x+2x\frac{x^5+6x+2}{x}

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Q. Divide the polynomials. Your answer should be in the form p(x)+(kx)p(x)+(\frac{k}{x}) where pp is a polynomial and kk is an integer. x5+6x+2x\frac{x^5+6x+2}{x}
  1. Set up division by xx: Step 11: Start by setting up the division of the polynomial by xx. Divide each term of the polynomial x5+6x+2x^5 + 6x + 2 by xx. x5/x=x4x^5 / x = x^4, 6x/x=66x / x = 6, 2/x2 / x remains as 2/x2/x.
  2. Combine division results: Step 22: Combine the results from the division.\newlineThe polynomial part is x4+6x^4 + 6. The remainder is 2x\frac{2}{x}.
  3. Write final answer: Step 33: Write the final answer in the required format. p(x)=x4+6p(x) = x^4 + 6 and k=2k = 2, so the answer is x4+6+2xx^4 + 6 + \frac{2}{x}.

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