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a polynomial leaves remainder 2 and 1 when divided by X - 1 and x-2 find the remainder when the 2 and 1 when divided by( X-1) and (x - 2) find the remainder when the polynomial is divided by (X - 1) ( X - 2) ​

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Answered by shoaib050670
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Answer:

-X+3

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that the remainder from (x-1) is 2

=> P(1) = 2

We know that the remainder from (x-2) is 1

=> P(2) = 1

We need to find out the remainder of polynomial P(x) when divided by (x-1)(x-2)

Let us say D = (x-1)(x-2), the quotient is Q and the remainder is R

The remainder will be of the format Ax + B, because it is the remainder after division by a quadratic.

P(x) = Q*D + Ax + B

P(1) = Q*0 + A + B

=> 2 = A + B

P(2) = Q*0 + 2A + B

=> 1 = 2A + B

Solving these equations, we get A = -1 and B = 3

=> R = Ax + B

=> Remainder is -x + 3

Answered by Madmor
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Answer:

la pachamama de turquia

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