p(x) =69+11x-x²+x³,g(x) =x+3
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Given:-
•g(x)= x + 3
•p(x) = 69 +11x - +
To Find:-
• The value of p(x)
Solution:-
Firstly, find the value of x in g(x)
After getting the value of x now we will put the value of x in p(x) and find the p(x)
Hence,the value of p(x) is 0.
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Additional Information:
Remainder Theorem: It says that if you divide a polynomial,f(x),by a linear expression,x-A,the remainder will be same as f(A).
Example:- The remainder when x^2-4x+2 is divided by x-3 is (3)^2-4(3)+2 or -1.
Polynomials: Polynomials are algebraic expressions that consist of variables and coefficents.
Polynomial Equation: The equation formed with variables, exponents and coefficents are called a polynomials equation.
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: Required Answer
p(x) =69+11x-x²+x³,g(x) =x+3
x + 3 = 0
x = - 3
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