Let a(z) =-12z- 2z-9z, and b(z) = 3z + z +1. %3D %3D When dividing a by b, we can find the unique quotient polynomial q- 'remainder polynomial r that satisfy the following equation: a(z) = q(x) + r(z) b(z)' %3D b(x) where the degree of r(z) is less than the degree of b(z). TUS What is the quotient, q(z)? q(z) = What is the remainder, r(z)?

Let a(z) =-12z- 2z-9z, and b(z) = 3z + z +1. %3D %3D When dividing a by b, we can find the unique quotient polynomial q- 'remainder polynomial r that satisfy the following equation: a(z) = q(x) + r(z) b(z)' %3D b(x) where the degree of r(z) is less than the degree of b(z). TUS What is the quotient, q(z)? q(z) = What is the remainder, r(z)?

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter4: Polynomial And Rational Functions

Section4.3: Zeros Of Polynomials

Problem 50E

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