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Use synthetic division to find (9x229x28)÷(x4)(9x^2 - 29x - 28) \div (x - 4).\newlineWrite your answer in the form q(x)+rd(x)q(x) + \frac{r}{d(x)}, where q(x)q(x) is a polynomial, rr is an integer, and d(x)d(x) is a linear polynomial. Simplify any fractions.\newline_________

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Q. Use synthetic division to find (9x229x28)÷(x4)(9x^2 - 29x - 28) \div (x - 4).\newlineWrite your answer in the form q(x)+rd(x)q(x) + \frac{r}{d(x)}, where q(x)q(x) is a polynomial, rr is an integer, and d(x)d(x) is a linear polynomial. Simplify any fractions.\newline_________
  1. Set up synthetic division: Set up synthetic division with 44 as the root from (x4)(x - 4) and the coefficients from 9x229x289x^2 - 29x - 28 which are 99, 29-29, and 28-28.
  2. Bring down first coefficient: Bring down the first coefficient, 99, to the bottom row.
  3. Multiply and write result: Multiply 44 by 99 and write the result, 3636, under the second coefficient, 29-29.
  4. Add and write result: Add 29-29 and 3636 to get 77. Write this number under the line in the second column.
  5. Multiply and write result: Multiply 44 by 77 and write the result, 2828, under the third coefficient, 28-28.
  6. Add and write result: Add 28-28 and 2828 to get 00. Write this number under the line in the third column. This is the remainder.
  7. Identify quotient polynomial: The numbers on the bottom row are the coefficients of the quotient polynomial q(x)q(x). So, q(x)=9x+7q(x) = 9x + 7.
  8. Final answer without remainder: Since the remainder is 00, the final answer is just q(x)q(x) without any remainder term.

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