Help! 15 points! Thank you!
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All terms have an x in them, so you factor that out first to get
Now the 2nd degree equation will be of the form (3x- ... y)(x- ... y) and by just trying you find that the ... is just 1. So the factorization is:
Answer:
Choice C)
x^2 - 2x + 4 - 12/(x+2)
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Explanation:
To see how I got that answer, I have provided two attached images below. One of them shows the polynomial long division. The other shows synthetic division. Both are valid options to get to the same answer.
For each method, I used 1x^3 + 0x^2 + 0x - 4 in place of x^3 - 4 so that the proper terms could align.
