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Find the missing value such that the given binomial is a factor of the given polynomial. x^2-4x-?, X+6 please show the work
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yes you want \[x^2-4x+?=(x+6)(something)\]
when you substitute x = -6 you will have to get 0 as an answer because the first term will be 0. so substitute x = -6 on the left hand side, set = 0 and solve
ahhh i see
\[(-6)^2-4\times (-6)+?=0\] \[36+24+?=0\] \[60+?=0\] \[?=-60\]
so it is \[x^2-4x-60=(x+6)(x-10)\]
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got it thanks!
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