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No "k" in the equation (!).
The post is nonsense.
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Comment from student : if x2 -2x +k has x-z as a factor, find k im sorry, i made a typing error
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My response : Apply the Remainder theorem.
It says that the remainder of a polynomial (of ANY polynomial, including yours), when it is divided by a binomial x-z,
is equal to the value of the polynomial at x= z:
The remainder of a polynomial f(x), when it is divided by a binomial x-z,
is equal to f(z).
So, in your case the remainder is equal to zero, since (x-z) is the factor.
It means that = 0,
which implies k = .
Solved.
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