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-- . The polynomial which is divided by (x + 2) gives (3x - 1) as quotient and - 5 as remainder is ​

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Answered by kadeejasana2543
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Answer:

The polynomial which is divided by (x+2) gives (3x-1) as quotient and -5 as remainder is  3x²+5x-7.

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that quotient is 3x-1,

the divisor is x+2,

and the remainder is -5.

We know the dividend is the product of the quotient and divisor and add the remainder to it. that is

Dividend = (quotient × divisor) + remainder

here, the Polynomial = (3x-1) (x+2) + (-5)

    that is (3x-1)(x+2)-5 = (3x²+6x-x-2)-5

                                    = 3x²+5x-2-5

                                    = 3x²+5x-7

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