if p( x) is a polynomial of degree n 1 and a is any real numbers, then.1) x- a is a factor of p( x) if p( a) = 0

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if p( x) is a polynomial of degree n> 1 and a is any real numbers, then.1) x- a is a factor of p( x) if p( a) = 0​

Madelyn · Answer

Is this a question? because you just stated the Remainder Theorem itself.

Step-by-step explanation:

if you’re finding difficulty in solving the sums related to this, just try to understand the theorem itself. especially the significance of that ‘a’. it’ll be much easier.

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if p( x) is a polynomial of degree n> 1 and a is any real numbers, then.1) x- a is a factor of p( x) if p( a) = 0​

Amaya

You are 2 years older than your brother. The age of the couple group is 14 years!Equation Determination​

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if p( x) is a polynomial of degree n> 1 and a is any real numbers, then.1) x- a is a factor of p( x) if p( a) = 0

You are 2 years older than your brother. The age of the couple group is 14 years!Equation Determination

1 thought on “if p( x) is a polynomial of degree n> 1 and a is any real numbers, then.1) x- a is a factor of p( x) if p( a) = 0”