Long Division of Polynomials

allyonline

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1+8z^2-2z/(1+4z)

Will someone please work this out for me? I'm not getting the answer I'm suppose to .
 


That's not how we do things here.

Please show us your work; it will save everybody time.

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\(\displaystyle f(z) \ = \ \frac{1+8z^2-2z}{1+4z} \ = \ \frac{8z^2-2z+1}{4z+1} \ = \ 2z-1+\frac{2}{4z+1}\)

\(\displaystyle Observe \ that \ y \ = \ 2z-1 \ is \ an \ oblique \ asymptote \ and \ z \ = \ -\frac{1}{4} \ is \ a \ vertical \ asymptote\)

\(\displaystyle of \ f(z). \ See \ graph \ below.\)

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BigGlenntheHeavy said:
\(\displaystyle f(z) \ = \ \frac{1+8z^2-2z}{1+4z} \ = \ \frac{8z^2-2z+1}{4z+1} \ = \ 2z-1+\frac{2}{4z+1}\)

\(\displaystyle Observe \ that \ y \ = \ 2z-1 \ is \ an \ oblique \ asymptote \ and \ z \ = \ -\frac{1}{4} \ is \ a \ vertical \ asymptote\)

\(\displaystyle of \ f(z). \ See \ graph \ below.\)

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Oh Okay ! thanks , I see now that I'm suppose to put the divisor in order !
 
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