SOLUTION: By using the remainder theorem, find the reminder for 3(x+4)^2-(1-x)^3 is divided by x. Find the remainder for (2x-1)^3+6(3+4x)^2-10 is divided by 2x+1
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Question 1183411: By using the remainder theorem, find the reminder for 3(x+4)^2-(1-x)^3 is divided by x. Find the remainder for (2x-1)^3+6(3+4x)^2-10 is divided by 2x+1 Found 2 solutions by robertb, ikleyn:Answer by robertb(5830) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Let . Then by the remainder theorem, upon division of f(x) by x, the remainder is f(0).
===> is the remainder.
Now let . Then by the remainder theorem, the remainder is given by , after division by 2x + 1.
(a) By using the remainder theorem, find the reminder for 3(x+4)^2-(1-x)^3 is divided by x.
(b) Find the remainder for (2x-1)^3+6(3+4x)^2-10 is divided by 2x+1
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(a) According to the remainder theorem, the remainder of 3(x+4)^2-(1-x)^3 when divided by x is the value
of this polynomial at x= 0.
So, we substitute the value of 0 instead of x into the polynomial and calculate
= = 3*16 - 1 = 48 - 1 = 47. ANSWER
(b) According to the remainder theorem, the remainder of (2x-1)^3+6(3+4x)^2-10 when divided by (2x+1) is the value
of this polynomial at x= -0.5, which is the root of the binomial (2x+1).
So, we substitute the value of -0.5 instead of x into the polynomial and calculate
= = -8 + 6 - 10 = -12. ANSWER