Question

Create your own third degree polynomial that when divided by x + 2 has a remainder of –4.

Answer 1

i dont get this .

Answer 2

start with anything times \(x+2\) then subtract 4

Answer 3

here is my example
\[(x+5)(x+2)-4\] you can make up your own

Answer 4

so (x+3)(x+2)-4
do i have to solve it ?

Answer 5

you mean "multiply"
probably

Answer 6

ok so (x^2+5x+6)

Answer 7

i think you forgot to subtract 4

Answer 8

how do i do that ?

Answer 9

how do you subtract 4 ?

Answer 10

\[x^2+5x+6-4=?\]

Answer 11

ohh ok . umm im confused .

Answer 12

what is \(6-4\) ?

Answer 13

2

Answer 14

ok so what is
\[x^2+5x+6-4\]?

Answer 15

x^2 + 5x+2

Answer 16

yup