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Using factor theorem , find whether x–2 is a factor of 2x^4–5x^3+2x^2–x+2?​

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Answered by devbratto
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Step-by-step explanation:

Using factor theorem , find whether x–2 is a factor of 2x^4–5x^3+2x^2–x+2?

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Answered by sreevani87
0

Answer:

Let the function be represented by f(x).

As x+2, exactly divides f(x),

−2 is a zero of f(x), hence f(−2)=0

f(x)=2x

3

+5x

2

−x−k

f(−2)=2(−2

3

)+5(−2

2

)+2−k=0

⇒0=−16+20+2−k

⇒k=6

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