Polynomial Division How to divide polynomials easily

How to divide polynomials easily.

[philaciousnessicity]

Being a teacher, I'm always looking for new ways/methods to perform operations. I appreciate this video. I'll be working backwards with it to explain it to my students, as it seems to be the inverse of grid multiplication. Thank you, sir.

[blazexstorm]

Yes you saved me for my further maths GCSE. Thank you!

[johnstanley]

this is a very effective technique for this. Long division has confused me for some time now. Thanks!

[MisterMoonchild]

Fantastic method, makes much more sense than what I was taught!

[boatis]

My mind is blown!!!! This is amazing! Thank you!

[Zain-kuhb]

got long division drummed into my head at primary school and that is the only thing that makes sense now :')

[nickwilson]

at 1:03 what if that's the next number in the sequence that you want?

[CrimsonHarper]

do you divide by the factor or the root?

[bossbeate]

Wow thanks this method really helpful great video.

[TheTheoryLost]

How do I go from there I need the zeros. What do the numbers mean mason ?!

[ShadowCastPro]

Thanks so much, got a mock tomorrow and algebraic division when subtracting 4x from 3x^2 really confused me

[Powerify]

A little bit confusing for me is there any other method to do it? If there is please send me a web link:S

[MrExspectator]

Though I appreciate the fact that my professor chose to use this method over others, his explanation utterly failed.

Great video! Thank you!

[Clorrin]

I gotta do “Dividing polynomials of one degree” today for homework and I’m gonna get a f because it fucking stressing me out and I can’t find no videos that help

[kylewise]

 Doesn't make sense, I might be able to squeeze by now though. Thanks for a slightly less complicated method. :) Yes I am an idiot.

[helpme]

Thanks for the technique!, is this technique applicable for trinomials and so on as the divisor? and also dividends with blank spot like x^3 + x + 6?