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Name each polynomial by degree and number of terms: -10 + x + x^6
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In this video, Salman Khan of Khan Academy demonstrates algebraic long division.
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Dividing rational expressions.
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I'm done. Can you make sure it's right?
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evaluate the expression using a calculator round the resultto two decimals places when appropriate
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