Math, asked by parzival2005, 11 months ago

find the remainder when 3x^3-4x^2+7x-5 is divided by (x+3) by remainder theorem​

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Answered by UnTitled
3

Answer:

x+3=0

x=-3

Putting -3 in place of x

=2*-3^3 - 4*-3^2+ 7*(-3) -5

= -18 - 12 + -21 - 5

=30 + (-26)

=30-26

=4

Thus, The remainder is 4.

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Answered by Vmankotia
5

Answer:

zero of (X+3)=0

x=-3

Remainder=3×(-3)^3-4(-3)^2+7(-3)-5

=-81-36-21-5

=-143

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