Understanding the Remainder and Factor Theorems with Synthetic Division
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This lesson explores the Remainder and Factor Theorems in polynomials. Learn how to use synthetic division to check if a polynomial has a specific factor, and understand the conditions that apply when the remainder is zero. The Factor Theorem states that a polynomial ( f(x) ) has a factor ( (x - c) ) if ( f(c) = 0 ). Through examples, we will determine if given binomials are factors of polynomials and find remainders when not, while also identifying the zeros of various functions.
Understanding the Remainder and Factor Theorems with Synthetic Division
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Note: When using synthetic division if you have a remainder of zero, then is a factor of the polynomial! • Factor Theorem: A polynomial has a factor if and only if .
Use the Factor Theorem to decide whether the binomial given in the form is a factor of the polynomial given as . If it is not, give the remainder when is divided by . 3.
Use the Factor Theorem to decide whether the binomial given in the form is a factor of the polynomial given as . If it is not, give the remainder when is divided by . 4.
Use the Factor Theorem to decide whether the binomial given in the form is a factor of the polynomial given as . If it is not, give the remainder when is divided by . 5.
9. One zero of is . Find the other zeros of the function.