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Use the remainder theorem to evaluate f(x) for the given value x. 6x^3-6x^2+x-5; x=-3
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@Grazes Much simpler than you probably thought :D Just replace all the x's with -3, and then evaluate. That'll be your answer.
But remainder theorem D:
With the P(x) and the G(x) and R(x). Otherwise, I would have substituted the x's too.
That's the division algorithm, the remainder theorem is far simpler, given a polynomial p(x), its remainder when divided by x=a is p(a)
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