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Operation | Methods | Result |
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Addition | Combining Like Terms | Polynomial |
Subtraction | Combining Like Terms | Polynomial |
Multiplication | The FOIL Method The Box Method The Distributive Property |
Polynomial |
This lesson completes the set of the four basic operations for polynomials by investigating the methods to divide two polynomials.
Here are a few recommended readings before getting started with this lesson.
Divide the polynomials using long division.
The polynomial long division is a powerful method that helps dividing any two given polynomials. However, when the divisor is a binomial of the form x−k, there is a shortcut that can be applied.