Long Division of Polynomials (TTP Video 78)

How to properly set up and perform Long Division of Polynomials. We will focus specifically on examples where synthetic division does not apply.

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[sci]

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finished prealgebra and beginner algebra playlists, gonna do the intermediate playlist then some Trig at khan, and get myself ready to the whole Calc world from I to III.
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[jessicagodin]

Trying to understand this before just gave me a headache and I ended up getting frustrated and confused learning from other sources like random google searches and Khan Academy.

I finally understand something I thought I would never grasp. Thank you so much Leonard.

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[RestorationHouse]

I watched this video a day before my college professor presented this topic. This helped me immensely!

[dragmahk]

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[MrKry]

I'd never seen this method before, and was always puzzled whenever I saw complicated fractions with polynomials. But the videos up to this point were so good that I ended up solving these correctly by myself after he showed the first one. So many "mind-blown" moments learning with this guy's help!

[rimar]

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[Akash_Upadhyayu]

Thankyou Professor, I, ve completed the whole playlist and now i, m one one more step closer to the Calculus. Feeling excited and tired at the same time because i can see the Precalculus series is really going to take time. Well let me complete the Intermediate Algebra first!

[leelah.]

Thank you for posting this! I am in calculus II rn, and I was never taught long division of polynomials because I moved 4 times growing up, so I always missed this somehow. Have a blessed day.

[actuary]

I have been following your videos for some time and need to congratulate you for successfully explaining math in an understandable way. I have been a Vedic Math (VM) teach for 30 years. In VM there is a technique called "On the Flag" division which allows one to divide polynomials in one line. This one line is the answer. It is very fast, no scratch work needed and it is easy to apply. Just something that I thought you might want to be aware of. Again, you are doing a great job.

[arnaldoperez]

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Next playlist goal: Intermediate Algebra!

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