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Substituting an easy value, like <math>3</math>, you get <math>\frac{25}{7}</math>, with a remainder of 4. Then you just plug in x to get <math>E</math> | Substituting an easy value, like <math>3</math>, you get <math>\frac{25}{7}</math>, with a remainder of 4. Then you just plug in x to get <math>E</math> | ||
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[hide]Problem
When the polynomial is divided by the polynomial , the remainder is
Solution
Working out using polynomial long division, we get . Thus the answer is , for choice .
Solution 2
Substituting an easy value, like , you get , with a remainder of 4. Then you just plug in x to get
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See Also
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