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Polynomial Division of Two Expressions (3x-6)/(2-x) using Polynomial Long Division Method

Take the help of Polynomial Long Division Calculator and determine the long polynomial division for the input expressions ie., (3x-6)/(2-x) and get the result as Quotient 3 Remainder 0 within a fraction of seconds along with an elaborate explanation.

Ex: (x^2+2x+8)/(x+8) (or) (x^3+5x+7)/(x+6) (or) (x^4+2x+8)/(x+6)

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Step by Step Solution for Polynomial Division of (3x-6)/(2-x)

The given expression is (3x-6)/(2-x)


The Divident is 3 x - 6 and Divisor is 2 - x

2 - x)3 x - 6(3
     3 x - 6

     -------
      6 x - 12

After the division the quotient is 3 and reminder is 0

Frequently Asked Questions on Polynomials Division of (3x-6)/(2-x)

1. What is the quotient & remainder for polynomial division (3x-6)/(2-x)?

For the given polynomial division expressions (3x-6)/(2-x) the quotient is 3 and the remainder is 0.

2. How do you perform the division of two polynomials (3x-6)/(2-x)?

By using a polynomial long division calculator, you can easily perform division of two polynomials ie., (3x-6)/(2-x) and get the output ie., the quotient 3 and the remainder 0 in a short time.

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