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find remainder when 3p4-4p3-3p-1 is divided by p-1​

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Answered by ranadaksh0708
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Answered by CuteAnswerer
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GIVEN :

  • \bf{a(p) =3p^4 - 4p^3-3p-1}

  • \bf{b(p) = p-1}

TO FIND :

  • Remainder.

SOLUTION :

  • By Remainder Theorem :

Let us assume b(p) = 0.

: \longrightarrow{ \tt{p-1= 0}}\\

: \longrightarrow{ \tt{p = 0 +1}}\\

: \longrightarrow{ \bf{p = 1}}

Substituting the value of p :

:\longrightarrow{\tt{a(p) =3p^4 - 4p^3-3p-1}}\\ \\

: \longrightarrow{\tt{a(1) =3(1)^4-4(1)^3-3 \times 1-1}}\\ \\

: \longrightarrow{\tt{a(1) =3 \times 1-4\times 1 - 3\times 1-1}}\\ \\

: \longrightarrow{\tt{a(1) = 3-4 - 3-1}} \\ \\

 \longrightarrow{\tt{a(1) =3- 8 }} \\ \\

\dashrightarrow{\underline{ \purple{\boxed{\bf{a( 1) =  - 5}}}}}

\huge{\red{\therefore}} Remainder = -5.

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