Divide 4p2 + 6 by 2p - 2. Which statements are true about the division? Check all that apply. The divisor is 2p - 2. The dividend is 4p2 + 0p + 6. The quotient is 2p + 2 +. The remainder over the divisor is. To check the answer, multiply 2p + 2 + times 4p2 + 0p + 6 and verify that it equals the divisor.

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Jakob Patterson

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28 February, 09:56

Divide 4p2 + 6 by 2p - 2. Which statements are true about the division? Check all that apply. The divisor is 2p - 2. The dividend is 4p2 + 0p + 6. The quotient is 2p + 2 +. The remainder over the divisor is. To check the answer, multiply 2p + 2 + times 4p2 + 0p + 6 and verify that it equals the divisor.

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Wilkerson · Answer 1

In division of two numbers, the number being divided is called the dividend and the number that we use to divide is the divisor. In this case, the dividend is 4p² + 0p + 6 and the divisor is 2p - 2. Thus, the two statements are true. Then, we perform the division.

(4p² + 6) : (2p - 2) = 2p + 2 remainder 3.