Example 2.  Use the "quadratic synthetic division tableau" to divide  [Graphics:Images/BairstowMethodMod_gr_50.gif]  by  [Graphics:Images/BairstowMethodMod_gr_51.gif].  

Solution 2.

Use the "quadratic synthetic division tableau"

[Graphics:../Images/BairstowMethodMod_gr_52.gif]

Since   [Graphics:../Images/BairstowMethodMod_gr_53.gif]  we use  [Graphics:../Images/BairstowMethodMod_gr_54.gif].    

[Graphics:../Images/BairstowMethodMod_gr_55.gif]

Then simplify and get.

[Graphics:../Images/BairstowMethodMod_gr_56.gif]

Thus we have

        [Graphics:../Images/BairstowMethodMod_gr_57.gif]  

        [Graphics:../Images/BairstowMethodMod_gr_58.gif]  
    and
        [Graphics:../Images/BairstowMethodMod_gr_59.gif]  

        [Graphics:../Images/BairstowMethodMod_gr_60.gif]  

This agrees with our previous computation in Example 1.

We are done.

Aside.  We can let Mathematica verify the result.  

[Graphics:../Images/BairstowMethodMod_gr_61.gif]


[Graphics:../Images/BairstowMethodMod_gr_62.gif]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(c) John H. Mathews 2004