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Find the remainder when x^4+4x^3-5x^2-6x+7 is divided by x-1 using remainder theorem

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Answered by sairamphotography73
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Answered by sneha290306
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Answer:

Therefore the remainder is 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Given polynomial x⁴+ 4x³-5x²-6x+7

Factor x-1

So one of the solution is 1

Substitute 1 in the given polynomial

(1)⁴+4(1)³-5(1)²-6(1)+7

1+4-5-6+7

5-5-6+7

-6+7

1

Therefore the remainder is 1

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