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yulyashka [42]
It's not clear whether the problem is to:
(1) divide

by

, or
(2) divide

by

.
But with only two possible cases, that's not much work to do.

Synthetic division yields a quotient and remainder of

(see attachment for how the algorithm was carried out).
In the other case,

provided that

. Synthetic division can be used again here, but this is quite easy to deal with by just doing some easy manipulation of the numerator:

(also provided that

)
Answer:
Alfonso didn't use a good estimation method
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
1.5x+12=26
Step-by-step explanation:
Andy currently runs a total of 12 miles per week. He plans to increase that number by 1.5 miles, so number of miles increased in x weeks will be 1.5x and total number of miles ran in x weeks will be 1.5x+12.
Since Andy wants to reach a total of 26 miles per week, so we will equate the total number of miles ran in x weeks with 26.
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