Janis divided the two polynomials shown
8 x ^ 2 - 10 x - 12 / 4x + 3.
what is the quotient?

a. 2x + 4
b. 2x - 1 + -9 / 4x + 3
c. 2x - 4
d. 2x - 1 + -15 / 4x + 3

Choice C is the correct answer

Step-by-step explanation:

The first step is to factorize the numerator;

We need to determine two numbers such that their sum is -10 and their product 8(-12) = -96. The two numbers by trial and error are -16 and 6. Consequently, we substitute the middle term in the expression by these two numbers;

Upon simplification this becomes;

Dividing by the denominator the common terms 4x+3 cancel each other and the quotient thus becomes;

2x-4

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