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If (x−3) and (x+4)(x−3) and (x+4)  are factors of polynomial P(x)P(x) , then​

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Answered by bharathkotte100
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let us assume x+3=0

Then, x=−3

Given, f(x)=x  

3

+ax  

2

–bx+24

Now, substitute the value of x in f(x),

f(−3)=(−3)  

3

+a(−3)  

2

–b(−3)+24

=−27+9a+3b+24

=9a+3b–3

Dividing all terms by 3 we get,

=3a+b–1

From the question, (x+3) is a factor of x  

3

+ax  

2

–bx+24.

Therefore, remainder is 0.

f(x)=0

3a+b–1=0

3a+b=1 … [equation (i)]

Now, assume x–4=0

Then, x=4

Given, f(x)=x  

3

+ax  

2

–bx+24

Now, substitute the value of x in f(x),

f(4)=43+a(4)  

2

–b(4)+24

=64+16a–4b+24

=88+16a–4b

Dividing all terms by 4 we get,

=22+4a–b

From the question, (x–4) is a factor of x  

3

+ax  

2

–bx+24.

Therefore, remainder is 0.

f(x)=0

22+4a–b=0

4a–b=–22 … [equation (ii)]

Now, adding both equation (i) and equation (ii) we get,

(3a+b)+(4a–b)=1–22

3a+b+4a–b=–21

7a=–21

a=−21/7

a=−3

Consider the equation (i) to find out ‘b’.

3a+b=1

3(−3)+b=1

−9+b=1

b=1+9

b=10

Therefore, value of a=−3 and b=10.

Then, by substituting the value of a and bf(x)=x  

3

–3x  

2

–10x+24

(x+3)(x–4)

=x(x–4)+3(x–4)

=x2–4x+3x–12

=x  

2

–x–12

Dividing f(x) by x  

2

–x–12 we get,

Therefore, x  

3

–3x2–10x+24=(x2–x–12)(x–2)

=(x+3)(x–4)(x–2)

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