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Answered by omacademyinfoeducati
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HERE THE MAXIMUM POWER OF X IS 3 SO THAT IT CAN HAVE MAXIMUM 3 FACTORS

Step-by-step explanation:

LET TAKE F(X)=x^{3}+2x^{2}-X-2

THE CONSTANT TERM IN F(X) IS +/-1 AND +/-2

PUTTING X=1 IN F(X),WE HAVE

F(1)=1^{3}-2*1^{2}-1-2

=1+2-1-2=0

ACCORDING TO REMINDER THEOREM F(1)=0 SO THAT (X-1) IS A FACTOR OF x^{3}+2x^{2}-X-2

PUTTING X=-1 IN F(X) ,WE HAVE

F(-1)=-1^{3}+2*(-1)^2-(-1)-2

-1-2+1+2=0

(X+1) IS A FACTOR OF X^3+2X^2-X-2

PUTTING X=2 IN F(X),WE HAVE

F(-2)=(-2)^3+2(-2)^2-(-2)-2

=-8+8-2+2=0

F(2)=0,SO THAT (X-2) IS FACTOR OF X^3+2X^2-2-2

HERE THE MAXIMUM POWER OF X IS 3 SO THAT IT CAN HAVE MAXIMUM 3 FACTORS

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