Synthetic Division and Long Division of Polynomials (Precalculus - College Algebra 32)

How to perform Synthetic Division and Long Division of Polynomials and how this will be used in conjunction with the Rational Zeros Theorem.

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[JLiptak]

Just bringing insights on international differences :)
It's interesting to realize that a way of writing dividend, divisor and quotient in long division method differs from how it's commonly written by mathematicians in Slovakia. I'm sorry to admit that I like our way better than yours even though I love your channel. Also, the syntetic division method is called Horner's method.