Question

If A(x) = B(x)Q(x) then R(x) =

Answer 1

0 ?

Answer 2

I'm with hartnn. 0 seems the only logical answer here.

Answer 3

okay, lets be clear, i have an exam after tomorrow, and i have literally no idea about this 0.0 how did you get to this answer? i really need help!

Answer 4

A(x) = B(x)Q(x)
here, Q(x) is quotient polynomial when A(x) is divided by B(x)

Answer 5

A R(x) term doesn't appear in the equation, so it must be zero.

Answer 6

generally, when dividing 2 polynomials, we have
A(x) = B(x)Q(x) +R(x)

Answer 7

Just like if you write 2x^2-5x in the form ax^2+bx+c, c=0.

Answer 8

here R(x) is not present, hence 0

Answer 9

Ahh, okay! Thank you guyss sooooo much :D

Answer 10

lol, i don't know to whom to give the medal, so i just fanned you guys :P thank you really :)

Answer 11

thanks and welcome ^_^