1. It looks like a little bit of algebraic long division.

2. And we could simplify this by using traditional algebraic long division.

3. To find the slant Asymptote you must divide the numerator by the denominator using either long division or synthetic division.

4. To divide Binomials, set up a long division problem the way you would with any numbers, adding any missing terms

5. Chunking is the new method for long division that's been taught in UK schools for the last 10 years or so

6. The equation for the slant Asymptote is the polynomial part of the rational that you get after doing the long division

7. Add 40 and 7 to get 47 Long Division is another example of an Algorithm: when you follow the steps you get the answer.

8. In the United States, long division has been especially targeted for de-emphasis, or even elimination from the school curriculum, by reform mathematics, though traditionally introduced in the 4th or 5th grades.

9. An Algorithm in mathematics is a procedure, a description of a set of steps that can be used to solve a mathematical computation: but they are much more common than that today.Algorithms are used in many branches of science (and everyday life for that matter), but perhaps the most common example is that step-by-step procedure used in long division.