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i am trying to divide x^3+(1-k^2)x+k by (x+k) but i can't do this can you show me how to.
The discussion focuses on dividing the polynomial \(x^3 + (1-k^2)x + k\) by \((x+k)\) using synthetic division. The synthetic division process is demonstrated with the coefficients of the polynomial and the divisor, resulting in the quotient \(x^2 - kx + 1\). The final expression confirms that \(x^3 + (1-k^2)x + k\) can be factored as \((x+k)(x^2 - kx + 1)\). This method effectively simplifies polynomial division for the given expression.
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