Math, asked by ayushbaliyan2412, 9 months ago

on dividing 3x³+x²+2x+5 by a polynomial g(x), the quotient and ramainder are (3x-5) and (9x+10) respectively. find g(x)​

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Answered by sreyashiganguli09
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Answer:

x^{2} +2x +1

Step-by-step explanation:

In the remainder formula:-

dividend =divisor x quotient +remainder

Here

dividend =3x³+x²+2x+5

divisor=g(x)

quotient= 3x-5

remainder= 9x+10

therefore substituting

3x³+x²+2x+5=g(x) x  3x-5 + 9x+10

3x³+x²+2x+5 -9x-10=g(x) x 3x-5

3x³+x²-7x -5=g(x) x 9x+10

3x³+x²-7x -5 / 3x-5=g(x)

x^{2} +2x +1=g(x)

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