Mathematics, 15.10.2019 04:00, noreenhussain

Long division for a quadratic polynomial and binomial, show your work!
quadratic polynomial: x^2-x-6=f(x)
binomial: (x-3)

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Long division for a quadratic polynomial and binomial, show your work!
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