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Watch some videos on a division of polynomials

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Watch some videos on a division of polynomials

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I introduce long division and go over two examples. I also preview how long division will allow you to solve higher order equations. Check out http://www.ProfRobBob.com, there you will find my lessons organized by class/subject and then by topics within each class.

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Partial Fraction Decompositions and Long Division

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Long Division of Polynomials - A slightly harder example

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Please consider supporting me on Patreon! Be a Patron of Mathematics! https://www.patreon.com/patrickjmt?ty=h Thanks for watching and please subscribe! Visit PatrickJMT.com and 'like' it! :) Long Division of Polynomials - How to do long division on polynomials. 3 examples are shown!

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Master in New Technologies for Education. Bachelor in Education. Specialty Mathematics and Computers. (Programmer)

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Master in Computer Sciences. Bachelor in Education. Specialty Mathematics and Computers. (Programmer)

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find more information about polynomials

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Long Spanish Curriculum Vitae of the author

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Short English Curriculum Vitae of the author.

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NEW: Try the most updated version of the software Divenpo

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NEW: Try the most updated version of the software Divenpo

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It is compressed with WinRAR archiver. Execute program index.html making double click on it. Teachers can find a good quantity of varied examples and exercises on it to take them to the teaching-learning process. In case the Web browser blocks scripts or ActiveX controls for security, don't worry and allow the blocked content

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Here: First version of the software Divenpo 

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Here: First version of the software Divenpo 

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It allows to calculate the whole division of two polynomials introduced by the user.

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Read the article for further explanation

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Read the article for further explanation

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It is explained in this article a wide-ranging set of examples and it is presented a software with a didactic approach, made by the authors to increase the technologies and methodologies in order to help teachers and students to teach and learn this topic using this new rule successfully, also in a virtual scenery.

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Doctor of Philosophy in Pedagogical Sciences. Bachelor in Education. Specialty Mathematics and Computers. Author

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WHOLE DIVISION OF POLYNOMIALS: GAMBOA’S RULE AND
DIDACTIC SOFTWARE DIVENPO

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WHOLE DIVISION OF POLYNOMIALS: GAMBOA’S RULE AND
DIDACTIC SOFTWARE DIVENPO

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Gamboa’s rule is a new procedure created to develop the whole division of polynomials, which is simpler than the general algorithm for the division of polynomials and the method of undetermined coefficients. With this rule there is a gain in generality with respect to Ruffini’s rule, because it can be used to divide a polynomial by any polynomial of smaller or equal degree.