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1.) 3/4 / 2/5 2.) 3/4 / 1/8 3.) 4 2/5 / 7/8 4.) 4 1/2 / 4 1/6 5.) 5 1/2 / 1 1/5
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If this is the case, then you know by the polynomial remainder theorem that 
is a factor of 
, so there is some polynomial 
such that
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