According to Remainder Theorem for the polynomials, for every polynomial P(x) there exist such polynomials G(x) and R(x), that
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When the polynomial in P(x) is divided by (x + a), then there exist such polynomials G(x) and R(x), that P(x)=(x+a)G(x)+R(x). Note that for x=-a:
P(-a)=(-a+a)G(-a)+R(-a)=0·G(a)+R(-a)=R(-a).
This means that P(-a) is the remainder, not P(a).
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Answer:<span> correct choice is B.</span></span>
Answer:
A"(-1,-5) and B"(0,-4) and C"(-4,-2)
Step-by-step explanation:
A(-1,3), B(0,2), C(4,0)
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A'(-1,5) and B'(0,4) and C'(-4,2)
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A'(-1,5) and B'(0,4) and C'(-4,2)
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A"(-1,-5) and B"(0,-4) and C"(-4,-2)
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation: