LCM and HCF of Polynomials

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What if they give two polynomials,their HCF and ask us to find A,B in polynomial

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What about the cubic polynomials

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What if there are two 4th degree polynomials???

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You mean biquadratic polynomial?

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I have a doubt that is
If the HCF of the polynomial f(x)=(x+3)(3x^2 -7x-a) and g(x)= (x-3)(2x^2 +3x+b) is (x+3)(x-3) then a+b=

[@teoc.266]

Hello! HCF contains the COMMON terms of both f and g, which have the lower exponent. So both, f and q, must contain (x-3)(x+3) factors. So, one of the roots of (3x^2-7x-a) must be 3 (because we factor the polynomial to (x-x1)(x-x2), so to have x-3 there, one root of this polynomial should be 3), and one of the roots of (2x^2+3x+b) must be -3 (to have there one factor (x+3)). Compute delta for both equations and then find a and b for which you get one of the roots 3, on first equation, and one of the roots -3 on second equation. Hope this helps.

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What to do if there is no common factor

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Then the answer will be 1

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2x^2+xy+y^2 & x^2+xy+2y^2
How can find the hcf of these
Polynomial

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