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can (x-2) be the remainder on division of a polynomial p(x) by (2x+3)?justify
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Yes, because (x-2) and (2x+3) don't have the same roots
the degree of your remainder must be less than 2x + 3 so i say no
? why should it? He just said any polynome P, he didn't specify its degree
he/she asked if x-2 can be a remainder...if it is a remainder then it'll be P(x) + \(\large \frac{x-2}{2x+3}\) and that can still be divided
sorry, true
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glad to clear that misunderstanding :)
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