The north part of the kingdom, represented by n (x) = 6x^2+x-7, is being divided by a (x) = 2x+3.

Use long division to divide n (x) by a (x).

What is the quotient?

Enter your answer as an expression, using ^ to indicate exponents, if necessary.

For example, if your answer is 42x^2+53x+64, enter it like this: 42x^2+53x+64

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Campbell Livingston

12 July, 04:21

The north part of the kingdom, represented by n (x) = 6x^2+x-7, is being divided by a (x) = 2x+3.

Use long division to divide n (x) by a (x).

What is the quotient?

Enter your answer as an expression, using ^ to indicate exponents, if necessary.

For example, if your answer is 42x^2+53x+64, enter it like this: 42x^2+53x+64

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Julius Haas · Answer 1

The correct answer is,

The quotient is 3x - 4

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that,

n (x) = 6x^2 + x - 7

a (x) = 2x + 3

To find n (x) by a (x)

n (x) = 6x^2 + x - 7

a (x) = 2x + 3

n (x) by a (x). can be written as,

3x - 4

2x + 3) 6x^2 + x - 7

6x^2 + 9x

-8x - 7

-8x - 12

5

Therefore quotient = 3x - 4