Asked by Katerina Yanushefski on Apr 27, 2024

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Perform the division. (x2+19x+90) ÷(x+9) \left( x ^ { 2 } + 19 x + 90 \right) \div ( x + 9 ) (x2+19x+90) ÷(x+9)

A) x+19+9x+9,x≠−9x + 19 + \frac { 9 } { x + 9 } , x \neq - 9x+19+x+99,x=9
B) x+9,x≠9x + 9 , x \neq 9x+9,x=9
C) x+90x+9,x≠−9x + \frac { 90 } { x + 9 } , x \neq - 9x+x+990,x=9
D) x−1+100x+9,x≠9x - 1 + \frac { 100 } { x + 9 } , x \neq 9x1+x+9100,x=9
E) x+10,x≠−9x + 10 , x \neq - 9x+10,x=9

Division

A mathematical operation represented by the symbol ÷ or /, involving the process of dividing one number by another.

  • Practice division operations in the context of algebraic expressions.
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Kassandra MladyApr 30, 2024
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E
Explanation :
To divide (x2+19x+90)(x^2 + 19x + 90)(x2+19x+90) by (x+9)(x + 9)(x+9) , we can use polynomial long division or synthetic division. Factoring the numerator gives (x+10)(x+9)(x + 10)(x + 9)(x+10)(x+9) . Dividing (x+10)(x+9)(x + 10)(x + 9)(x+10)(x+9) by (x+9)(x + 9)(x+9) cancels out the (x+9)(x + 9)(x+9) term, leaving x+10x + 10x+10 as the quotient.