Q. Divide. If the polynomial does not divide evenly, include the remainder as a fraction.(−6g+49)÷(g−10)______
Set up division: First, set up the long division with (−6g+49) inside the division symbol and (g−10) outside.
Divide and multiply: Divide −6g by g to get −6, then multiply (g−10) by −6 and write the result under (−6g+49).−6g÷g=−6−6×(g−10)=−6g+60
Subtract to find remainder: Subtract (−6g+60) from (−6g+49) to find the remainder.(−6g+49)−(−6g+60)=−11
Write final result: Write the result as −6 with a remainder of −11.So, (−6g+49)÷(g−10)=−6 with a remainder of −11.To express the remainder as a fraction, put −11 over (g−10).
Express remainder as fraction: The final answer is −6 with a remainder of −g−1011.
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