The polynomial remainder theorem says that the remainder when dividing a polynomial

by a linear divisor

is simply

.
If

, then the remainder upon dividing by

is

You could also verify this by actually computing the quotient and remainder.
Answer:
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Y = -6.
-2(7)-2y=-2
-14-2y=-2
you need to move -14 to the other side by canceling out -14 with +14, and add +14 to -2, giving you -2y=12. -2/12=-6
Differnce of 2 pefect squares
a^2-b^2=(a-b)(a+b)
(p^2)^2-9^2=(p^2-9)(p^2+9)
p^2-9=(p-3)(p+3)
factored is
(p-3)(p+3)(p^2+9)