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Use long or synthetic division to find the following quotients(n^2+11n+25)÷(n+5)

Use long or synthetic division to find the following quotients(n^2+11n+25)÷(n+5)
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Use long or synthetic division to find the following quotients(n^2+11n+25)÷(n+5)

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\begin{gathered} \frac{n^2+\text{ 11n+25}}{n+\text{ 5}}\text{ = (n+6 )+}(-5)/(n+5) \\ \\ \Rightarrow\text{ n+6 -}(5)/(n+5) \end{gathered}

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