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C3 Algebraic Long Division question

username2982648

How are you supposed to find the values of d and e?

Thanks,

Croissant

Reply 1

h3rmit

You pretty much follow through with what you've already done, but for

x

and

x^0

(the constants) and compare the coefficients

(edited 7 years ago)

Reply 2

FrenchNerd2

Original post by LeCroissant

How are you supposed to find the values of d and e?

Thanks,

Croissant

Unless the question specifically asks for the Comparing Coefficients method, do it like this because it just ends up being much easier and quicker

(edited 7 years ago)

Reply 3

username2982648

Original post by FrenchNerd2

Unless the question specifically asks for the Comparing Coefficients method, do it like this because it just ends up being much easier and quicker

Oh okay, thank you so much! 😊
I thought the question wanted me to use the Comparing Coefficients method because of how it was set out, but luckily I am much more confident using the long division method!

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