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First you will equate 2x^3+1 with 0
2x^3=-1
x^3=-1-2
x^3=-3
x=3cube root (here I will write 3cube root as 3√3 so don't get confused)
Now substitute the value x in the equation
2x^5+10x^4+6x^3+22^2+5x+1
2(3√3)^5+10(3√3)^4+6(3√3)^3+484+5(3√3)+1
2(3)(3√3)^2 + 10(3)(3√3) + 6(3) + 484 + 5(3√3) +1
6(3√3)^2 + 30(3√3) + 18 + 484 + 1 + 5(3√3)
6(3√3)^2 + 30(3√3) + 503 + 5(3√3)
I think this is relevant, but if there's any mistake I am sorry and if there is please tell me what was wrong
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no it is not a not a factor of 2x³+1
i hope it will help u
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