If the polynomial 6x*4+8x*3+17x*2+21x+7 is divided by another polynomial 3x*2+4x+1 , the remainder comes out to be (ax+b) , find a and b
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P(X) = 6X⁴+8X³+17X²+21X+7
G(X) = 3X²+4X+1
On dividing polynomial P(X) by G(X) we get,
Remainder = X+2
And,
Quotient = 2X²+5
According to question when we Divide the polynomial P(X) by G(X) then Remainder comes (AX+B)
Therefore,
Remainder = X+2
Coefficient of X is 1 and constant term is 2
Therefore,
A =1 and B = 2
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P(X) = 6X⁴+8X³+17X²+21X+7
G(X) = 3X²+4X+1
On dividing polynomial P(X) by G(X) we get,
Remainder = X+2
And,
Quotient = 2X²+5
According to question when we Divide the polynomial P(X) by G(X) then Remainder comes (AX+B)
Therefore,
Remainder = X+2
Coefficient of X is 1 and constant term is 2
Therefore,
A =1 and B = 2
HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU..... :-)
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When 6x^4+8x^3+17x^2+21x+7 is divided by 3x^2+4x+1 then quotient is we 2x^2+5 and remainder is x+2
A=1 and b=2
A=1 and b=2
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