Math, asked by Parthipparthii, 5 days ago

what should be subtracted from p2-6p+77 so thta it may exactly be divisible by p-1

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Answered by A4KGAMING
0

Answer:

2-77

Step-by-step explanation:

I think it is right.

Answered by garvit53
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Answer:

Since on dividing p

2

- 6p + 7 by p -1 the remainder is 2. Hence if 2 is subtracted from p

2

- 6p + 7 then p

2

- 6p + 7 - 2 i.e., p

2

- 6p + 5 will be exactly divisible by p -1.

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