-2 you just subtract the 3 by 1
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Answer:
x²
Step-by-step explanation:
x³ - 1 ÷ x + 2
the first term of the quotient is x³ ÷ x = x²
5(k+4)-2k
Multiply the k and the 4 by 5
Now you have 5k+20-2k
Minus 2k from 5k
Now you have 3k+ 20 that’s the answer
2(3+d-1)
Multiply 3, d, and 1 by 2
Now you have 6+2d-2
Minus 2 from 6
Now you have 4+2d that’s the answe
For any polynomial equation, The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra tells you that the highest degree present will tell you how many complex roots the equation has. There are only two terms, "
" and "3". The term has a degree of 5, its exponent. The 3 term has a degree of zero, because you could write it as 
using the zero exponent rule.
The degrees present are 5 and 0. Choose the highest one, 5. So, the answer here is D.
