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*Note: You can check my work by pluging in each result I got for x back into the equation and solve. If both numbers on each side of the equal sign match, that means I'm right.
Answer:
The original polynomial is .
Step-by-step explanation:
The division of polynomial is analogue to the division of integers or natural numbers. For example, if we divide 25 by 6, we obtain that 4 is the quotient and the remainder is 1. We can recover 25 as 25 = 6*4+1.
Then, with this particular case, if we denote by P(x) the original polynomial, we have:
Expanding the above multiplication:
In general, given a polynomial P(x), if we divide it by another polynomial Q(x) (the divisor), there exist polynomials S(x) (the quotient) and R(x) (the remainder) such that
P(x) = Q(x)S(x) + R(x).