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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.
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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.