using remainder theorem x³-6x²+9x+3 is divided by x-1
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put
x-1=0
hence x=1
BY REMAINDER THEOREM
WE GET REMAINDER IF WE PUT X=1 IN GIVEN EQUATION

Remainder is 7
x-1=0
hence x=1
BY REMAINDER THEOREM
WE GET REMAINDER IF WE PUT X=1 IN GIVEN EQUATION
Remainder is 7
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