Horner’s Synthetic Division Method

Horner’s Synthetic Division Method#

We have learned to divide a polynomial (say, \(p(x)\)) by some other polynomial (say, \(g(x)\)) which is of degree lesser than or equal to the former one.

We use to call the method as long-division method of polynomial.

Let us recap it with an example.

Example: Divide \(3x^5-8x^4-5x^3+26x^2-33x+26\) by \(x^3-2x^2-4x+8\).
Solution:

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