Dividing Polynomials with Missing Terms

In this video, we learn how to divide polynomials when terms are missing. To solve this problem, we write 0 as the coefficient for any missing terms. After this is done, we setup and perform the polynomial division in the usual way.

[rodamaerabadon]

Thank you, thank you so much, sir. I was about to cry because i canr understand what's the missing term, when there's a missing term. Wow you enlightened me.

[jdg]

Thank you so much! Im so glad I found your channel

[Im_thirdy]

What if the variable is different like a

[jaxgun_]

Why is it important to use place holders for the missing terms. Need answers really need for my school

[Chimp-yejt]

why is it that in the first example you did 0x^2 + 0x^1 but in the actual question it was only +0x^2?

[simplejoysoflifetv]

why is it necessary to include terms with zero coefficients when dividing a polynomial by another polynomial? please answer...

[do]

What of in the case where there is no constant, do we still replace the missing constant with 0 to go in standard form?