Factor and Remainder Theorem
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2015
- In this video I go through the Remainder Theorem and the Factor Theorem, also using polynomial division. There are 3 questions on each theorem, similar to exam questions.
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I don't understand with the check part at 07:55-08:02... Please explain to me
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Great but I'm still having trouble with factoring completely
I like the video but there were steps missing and implied understanding that weren't explained thoroughly, unfortunately.
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The final question was rather easy. I actually think factoring Quadratics, where "A" is greater than 1 is fun. I think the PQ problem was the most challenging. While solving a two-by-two system is quite easy, you kind of have to know that there is where the problem is taking you. Good job teaching, though.
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can someone explain the elimation method in 8:00 especially step 1?
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What is the relation between factor and remainder theorem
Considering Question 5, wht if you have (2x-1) as the factor? how do you go about that?
2x-1=0
2x=1
so x=1/2
3:57 do you equate the equation to the remainder because (x-2) is 0?
Yeah
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help, I don't understand 3:19 , how is -1 raise to exponent 4, positive 1
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4:57 its supposed to be f(a)= 0
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how did you get 31 in 7:12
She used 2x^5
-64+12=-52
Move to the other side it will be 52 so 52-21 that is ( 31 )
Help!
When the quadratic expression ax² + bx + c is divided by x the remainder is 1. When divided by x-1, the remainder is 2. When it is divided by x-2, the remainder is 5, find a, b and c
x - 1 = 2
f(x)=f(1)
2 = a(1)** + b(1) + 1
2 = 1a + 1b + 1
1 = a + b
(Make either a or b the subject)
b = 1 - a OR a = 1 - b
I don’t understand
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lmao idk why people said 5 is wrong in equation 1, even though its right
Same I been looking
She’s doing the questions without explaining how she gets what. So I’m here confused😒
You made a mistake in equation 1
You made a mistake in the second question it's-5 not +5
you made a mistake.
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