The document contains example problems and solutions involving factoring polynomials and finding unknown values that make a polynomial divisible by a given factor. The problems involve using the "FOIL" method to factor quadratics, finding the value of m that makes a cubic polynomial divisible by x-2, and finding the values of K that make various polynomials divisible by x+1. The solutions show setting the polynomial equal to 0 when the factor is multiplied and solving the resulting equation for the unknown value.
The document contains example problems and solutions involving factoring polynomials and finding unknown values that make a polynomial divisible by a given factor. The problems involve using the "FOIL" method to factor quadratics, finding the value of m that makes a cubic polynomial divisible by x-2, and finding the values of K that make various polynomials divisible by x+1. The solutions show setting the polynomial equal to 0 when the factor is multiplied and solving the resulting equation for the unknown value.
The document contains example problems and solutions involving factoring polynomials and finding unknown values that make a polynomial divisible by a given factor. The problems involve using the "FOIL" method to factor quadratics, finding the value of m that makes a cubic polynomial divisible by x-2, and finding the values of K that make various polynomials divisible by x+1. The solutions show setting the polynomial equal to 0 when the factor is multiplied and solving the resulting equation for the unknown value.
The document contains example problems and solutions involving factoring polynomials and finding unknown values that make a polynomial divisible by a given factor. The problems involve using the "FOIL" method to factor quadratics, finding the value of m that makes a cubic polynomial divisible by x-2, and finding the values of K that make various polynomials divisible by x+1. The solutions show setting the polynomial equal to 0 when the factor is multiplied and solving the resulting equation for the unknown value.
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-If P(x) is of degree 2 and the two
factors of P(x) are x+3 and x-5. Can
you be certain that P(x) = x2-2x-15? Why? ANSWER: By using FOIL METHOD
(x+3) (x-5)
X2=5x+3x-15 X2-2x-15 - Is x+2 a factor of P(x) = x3-3x2-4x+12? If so what are the factors of P(x)? How can you find them?
ANSWER: P(-2) =x3-3x2-4x+12 = (-2)3-3(-2)2-4(-2)+12 = -8-12+8+12 = -20+20 =0 - The polynomial x3-2mx2+3x+m is exactly divisible by x-2. What is m and explain. How you will find it?
ANSWER x3-2mx2+3x+m=0; x-2 = (2)3-2m(2)2+3(2)+m=0 = 8-8m+6+m=0 = -8m+m= -8-6 -7m/-7 = -14/7 M=2 - One of the factors of kx3+3x2- 2ky+1 is x+1 Find K. Find K
ANSWER: =kx3+2x2-2kx+1; x+1=0 =k(-1)3+(-1)2-2k(-1)+1=0 -k+3+2k+1=0 -k+2k= -1-3 K= -4 - The polynomial 3x4-2x3+x2 k is divisible by x+1 Find k
ANSWER: = -3x4-2x3+x2-k; x+1 = 3(-1)4-2(-1)3+(-1)2-k=0 = 3(-1)-2(-1)+(-1)-k=0 -k= -3-2-1 -k/-1 = -6/-1 K=6 LA CONSOLACION COLLEGE OF RINCONADA BAAO CAMPUS
PROJECT IN MATH BY: JESS FRANCO L. CEDILLA 10-HUMILITY
Logical progression of twelve double binary tables of physical-mathematical elements correlated with scientific-philosophical as well as metaphysical key concepts evidencing the dually four-dimensional basic structure of the universe
Logical progression of twelve double binary tables of physical-mathematical elements correlated with scientific-philosophical as well as metaphysical key concepts evidencing the dually four-dimensional basic structure of the universe
