Repeated Quadratic Factors

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Hey anyone who see this, i wanna ask, why don't we do long division or synthetic division for that question bcs the power of x on the numerator is higher than denominator?? Sorry im quite confused 😅 Is there any certain condition that we don't have to do long division??

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Can we solve this by substitution of x=0,1,2,...

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Is this same with denominators with prime quadratic factors?

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