Long Division of Polynomials

[@userdeleted418]

honestly thank you so so much i have searched for ages to find a good vid for further maths and this is amazing. you are the literal best, thank you!

[@1stClassMaths]

You're very welcome!

[@theawesomeplayer2328]

the goat

[@1stClassMaths]

🐐

[@EXO_Jaeger]

thank you so much! I just sat down and crying the night before my 2nd test of N1 maths and found this

[@prxttypoison]

why doesn't this have way more likes WHATT this video literally saved my life (in maths class)

[@1stClassMaths]

WHATTTTTTT. I dunno, I hope you liked it. :D

[@aurignyfrench9780]

thanks for this video, have the exam in 20 mins!!!!

[@Elvi.in9]

Thanks I really understand this concept!!!

[@hasanahasana4036]

Thank you soooooooo much bro you just saved my life here

[@1stClassMaths]

Glad I could help.

[@lsysarahh]

Thank you it is very helpful!

[@ShahrukhKhan_OfficialYT]

5:18 -9x2 - 6x2 is -14x2 no?

[@1stClassMaths]

It is (-9x^2) - (-6x^2) which is the same as (-9x^2) + 6x^2

[@RedRose-xl8lq]

Thank you 😊

[@Bysh101]

Excuse me sir, but is this part of the spec? Because when i checked i didn't see anything about this topic

[@1stClassMaths]

You don't need to use this method if you do not wish but it will help you when you come to do the factor theorem. It is also helpful at A level.

[@DARSgames]

@@1stClassMathsour teacher literally said the same thing but he said he would not waste time teaching other methods for factor theorem and this is one of the easiest to understand too. thanks for your videos mr 🐐

[@habibi-aep]

Legend

[@Laminat89]

THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR

[@1stClassMaths]

NO PROBLEM

[@ricoramos110]

I will go back here when I turned 167

[@DARSgames]

what does this even mean 😂

[@kleesbombs]

ur brain is too full of maths now that u cant even english anymore

[@eduardvoinea4338]

The goat

[@1stClassMaths]

I prefer if you just liked the video thanks :D