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What dividend is represented by the synthetic division below? A vertical line and horizontal line combine to make a L shape. There are two rows of entries within the shape. Row 1 has entries 2, 10, 1, 5. Row 2 has entries blank, negative 10, 0, negative 5. Entry negative 5 is on the outside to the left of the shape, and a third row of entries is outside and below the shape. Row 3 has entries 2, 0, 1, 0.
1)Negative 10 x squared minus 5
2)2 x cubed + 10 x squared + x + 5
3)2 x squared + 1
4)2 x cubed + x
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