Rewrite the expression in long division form .

Use division to write the divisor so it has the coefficient of 6.

Divide the numerator and denominator by 3.

 Simplify the numerator and denominator.

Coefficients of the dividend are

The divisor is . Therefore constant x of the divisor is:

Write the coefficients of the dividend so that the degrees of terms are in

descending order as shown below. Write the constant r to the left. \ \

 Bring down the first coefficient.

Multiply the first coefficient by r: .

Writhe the product under the second coefficient.

Then, add the product and the second coefficient: 

Multiply the sum, 5, by r: .

Writhe the product under the next coefficient and add:

The numbers in the last row are coefficients of the quotient.

Start with the power of x that is one less than the degree of the dividend.

Therefore the quotients is .

Remainder is the last entry in the last row. So,

The result of the division is .

The result of the division is