Synthetic Division of Polynomials

Learn synthetic division of polynomials with 5 full worked examples — including cases with zero remainder, non-zero remainder written as a fraction, and polynomials with missing terms. 📐 👉 Want to see this connect to the Remainder Theorem? Watch that here: [   • The Remainder Theorem — 3 Worked Examples ...  ] ⏱️ Timestamps: 0:00 – Example 1: (x³−2x²−5x+6) ÷ (x−3) 4:00 – Example 2: dividing with x = −2 8:00 – Example 3: a non-zero remainder written as a fraction 12:30 – Example 4: dividing by (x−4) 16:40 – Example 5: (3x⁴−5x²+6) ÷ (x−2), filling in missing terms 23:00 – Final answer & recap Yusuf holds a master's degree in mathematics from the University of Cape Town (UCT), with more than 15 years of experience teaching mathematics to primary, high school, and university students. This channel is set up with the aim of making maths make sense — fun, simple, and educational, with tricks, methods, and interesting concepts. Please subscribe, like, share, and follow me on this journey. Let's build a community of maths gurus! #SyntheticDivision #Polynomials #Algebra #LearnMaths #MathsWithYusuf