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3. Divide the Polynomial 3x4+4x3-4x+3 by x-1.​

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Answered by Akshat1213
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation: let p(x)=3x^4+4x^3-4x+3

let g(x)=x-1

x-1=0

x=1

so in order to divide p(X) by g(x) we must  put the value of x in p(x) and if after solving it there is some no. remaining we will count that as remainder

p(1)=3(1)^4+4(1)^3-4(1)+3

    =3*1+4*1-4*1+3

    =3+4-4+3

    =3+3

    =6

hence when we divide p(x)by g(x) remainder comes 6

Answered by kinjal80shah
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Answer:

this is the correct answer with remainder theorem

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