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A Shortened form of Synthetic Division and Some of its Applications

Eugene R. Smith

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The ordinary form of synthetic division is probably familiar to most if not to all teachers of mathematics. I think the best arrangement for division by a binomial divisor is as follows:

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The ordinary form of synthetic division is probably familiar to most if not to all teachers of mathematics. I think the best arrangement for division by a binomial divisor is as follows:

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The ordinary form of synthetic division is probably familiar to most if not to all teachers of mathematics. I think the best arrangement for division by a binomial divisor is as follows:

Key concepts: Division (mathematics), Divisor (algebraic geometry), Binomial (polynomial), Mathematics, Arithmetic, Mathematics education, Pure mathematics, Statistics

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