Use synthetic division to find the quotient and remainder when −x′+4x′′−8 is divided by x−2 by completing the parts below.(a) Complete this synthetic division table.2) −140−8□□□□□□□(b) Write your answer in the following form: Quotient +x−2 Remainder .x−2−x3+4x2−8=□+x−2□Continue
Q. Use synthetic division to find the quotient and remainder when −x′+4x′′−8 is divided by x−2 by completing the parts below.(a) Complete this synthetic division table.2) −140−8□□□□□□□(b) Write your answer in the following form: Quotient +x−2 Remainder .x−2−x3+4x2−8=□+x−2□Continue
Set up synthetic division: Set up the synthetic division table with the divisor root and coefficients of the dividend.Divisor: x−2→ root is 2.Dividend: −x3+4x2+0x−8→ coefficients are −1,4,0,−8.
Begin synthetic division: Begin synthetic division.Bring down the first coefficient: −1.Multiply the divisor root (2) by the first number in the bottom row (−1) to get −2, and add this to the second coefficient (4) to get 2.
Continue synthetic division: Continue synthetic division. Multiply the divisor root 2 by the new number in the bottom row 2 to get 4, and add this to the third coefficient 0 to get 4.
Finish synthetic division: Finish synthetic division. Multiply the divisor root 2 by the new number in the bottom row 4 to get 8, and add this to the fourth coefficient −8 to get 0.
Write result of division: Write the result of the synthetic division.The numbers in the bottom row are the coefficients of the quotient and the remainder.Quotient: −x2+2x+4Remainder: 0(−x3+4x2−8)/(x−2)=−x2+2x+4+(0)/(x−2)
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