If you get 0 as the last value in the bottom row, then the binomial is a factor of the dividend.
Let's say the binomial is of the form (x-k) and it multiplies with some other polynomial q(x) to get p(x), so,
p(x) = (x-k)*q(x)
If you plug in x = k, then,
p(k) = (k-k)*q(k)
p(k) = 0
The input x = k leads to the output y = 0. Therefore, if (x-k) is a factor of p(x), then x = k is a root of p(x).
It turns out that the last value in the bottom row of a synthetic division table is the remainder after long division. By the remainder theorem, p(k) = r where r is the remainder after dividing p(x) by (x-k). If r = 0, then (x-k) is a factor, p(k) = 0, and x = k is a root.
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Part A:

The first step of completing the square is writing the expression

as

which expands to

.
We have the first two terms exactly the same with the function we start with:

and

but we need to add/subtract from the last term, 49, to obtain 41.
So the second step is to subtract -8 from the expression

The function in completing the square form is

Part B:
The vertex is obtained by equating the expression in the bracket from part A to zero


It means the curve has a turning point at x = -7
This vertex is a minimum since the function will make a U-shape.
A quadratic function

can either make U-shape or ∩-shape depends on the value of the constant

that goes with

. When

is (+), the curve is U-shape. When

(-), the curve is ∩-shape
Part C:
The symmetry line of the curve will pass through the vertex, hence the symmetry line is

This function is shown in the diagram below
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Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have a negative on the outside of the parenthesis, we can just say that this is -1. So now we have -1(-x + 1). when multiply a negative by a negative it cancels out into a positive. and multiplying a negative with a positive will give you a negative. So now we have x - 1.