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Find the value of p for which f(x)=2 3 -p 2+6x-3p is exactly divisible by (x+2).​

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Answered by Akshara6c
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

p ( 3 ) will be the remainder of both polynomials

f(x)=2 3 -p 2+6x-3p

The remainder for the first polynomial

p ( 3 ) = x^3 + px^2 + x + 6

= ( 3 )^3 + p ( 3 )^2 + ( 3 ) + 6 .

= 27 + 9p + 3 + 6

= 9p + 36

so the remainder is 9p + 36

The remainder for the second polynomial us given by

p ( 3 ) = 2x^3 - x^2 + ( P + 3 )x - 6

= 2 ( 3 )^3 - ( 3 )^2 + ( P + 3 )3 - 6

= 2 × 27 - 9 + 3p + 9 - 6

= 54 - 6 + 3p

= 3p + 48

The remainders are given same

so we get equation

9p + 36 = 3p + 48

9p - 3p = 48 - 36

6p = 12

p = 12/6

p = 2

so the value of p is 2

Answered by devichandra935
1

Answer:

Given polynomial x

3

−px

2

+6x−p divided by x−p

If divided by x−p then x−p=0 or x=p

Replace x by p we get

q(x)=x

3

−px

2

+6x−p

q(p)=(p)

3

−p(p)

2

+6(p)−p

⇒q(p)=p

3

−p

3

+6p−p

⇒q(p)=5p.

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