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using factor theorem,show that(g)is a factor of p(x),when

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Answered by sampadagupta
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p (x)= 3x^3 + x^2 -20x +12

g (x)= 3x -2

0 = 3x -2

x = 2/3

using factor theorem if g (2/3) is the factor of p (2/3) then p(2/3)= 0

p (2/3)= 3(2/3)^3 + (2/3)^2 - 20(2/3) + 12

0 = 3(8/27) + 4/9 - 40/3 + 12

= 8/9 + 4/9 - 120/9 + 108/9 [rationalising the denominator]

=120/9 - 120/9

= 0/9

= 0

ans. since p (2/3) = 0, therefore g (2/3) is the factor of p ( x)


sumitkumar1107: what is the meaning of symbol ^
sampadagupta: ^ this symbol means' raise to '
sampadagupta: example : 3 raise to 4 or 3^4
sampadagupta: in this example ---- 4 is the exponent or you can say that it is the power of 3
sampadagupta: here 3^4 = 3×3×3×3
sampadagupta: do you understand the meaning ??
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