Math, asked by abhastripathi9050, 10 months ago

Why do we take the divisor as zero while finding the remainder using the remainder theorem? ( Why do we take x-a = 0 )

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Answered by itzshrutiBasrani

Step-by-step explanation:

Remainder Theorem is a shortcut process of determining the fact that whether the division is a factor of the dividend or not as to avoid lengthy division.

Answered by rafiulkalim1

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