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find the remainder when X square + 60 x - 70 divided by
X - 1

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Answered by rawll
1
using remainder theoram,
X-1 =0
X = 1
f(x)= x^2+60x-70
f(1)= (1)^2+60(1)-70
= 1+60-70
= 61-70
= -9.
hence, remainder is -9.
Answered by Anonymous
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=> Factor theorem.

=> Hence, x - 1 is the factor of p(x) = x²+60x-70.

↪➡ x - 1 = 0.

↪➡ x = 1.

→ Put the value of x in p(x).

↪➡ p(x) = x² +60x - 70.

↪➡ p(1) = 1² + 60(1) - 70.

↪➡ p = 1 + 60 - 70.

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