Divide Polynomials: (-2z^3-z+z^2+1) by (z+1)

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The discussion centers on the polynomial long division of (-2z^3 - z + z^2 + 1) by (z + 1). Participants emphasize the importance of arranging the polynomial in standard form and applying the long division method step-by-step. The correct quotient is identified as -2z^2 + z - 2 with a remainder of 3. This process is crucial for simplifying polynomial expressions in algebra.

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  • Familiarity with polynomial long division techniques
  • Basic algebra skills, including addition and subtraction of polynomials
  • Knowledge of quotient and remainder concepts in division
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i am having trouble dividing (-2z^3-z+z^2+1)/ (z+1). Can someone please help?
 
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