what is meant by factor theorem
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In algebra, the factor theorem is a theorem linking factors and zeros of a polynomial. It is a special case of the polynomial remainder theorem. The factor theorem states that a polynomial has a factor if and only if.
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Factor Theorum : The use of intergers in putting value in p( x ) that results the final value as zero is called factor theorum.
For instance, if ( x - 1 ) is factor of p( x ) then remainder will be zero as result.
Note : Here, p( x ) refers to ploynomial or equation which act as a dividend.
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Factor Theorum : The use of intergers in putting value in p( x ) that results the final value as zero is called factor theorum.
For instance, if ( x - 1 ) is factor of p( x ) then remainder will be zero as result.
Note : Here, p( x ) refers to ploynomial or equation which act as a dividend.
Have great future ahead!
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