Math, asked by suruchi64, 1 month ago

(c) Can (x - 1) be the remainder on division of a polynomial p(x) by (x + 3)? Justify
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Answered by himanshukutkut1981

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yess it can be do it by by this pattern

division = divisor×quiotient+reminder

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