If f(c) = 0, which of the following statements must be true?
A.The point (-c,0) lies on the graph of f(x).
B.x - c is a factor of f(x).
C.x + c divides evenly into f(x).
D.The point (0,c) lies on the graph of f(x).

Question

If f(c) = 0, which of the following statements must be true? 
A.The point (-c,0) lies on the graph of f(x). 
B.x - c is a factor of f(x). 
C.x + c divides evenly into f(x).
 D.The point (0,c) lies on the graph of f(x).

myininaya · Answer

if you are given f(x)=y then (x,y) lies on your graph
so what choice do you think that eliminates?

myininaya · Answer

Also do you know the remainder theorem?

anonymous · Answer

nope I am clueless

myininaya · Answer

ok well answer my first question

anonymous · Answer

c?

thecatman · Answer

i think c but you might have to double check

myininaya · Answer

so 12marissa , what do you think is the answer to the question I'm asking? What choice(s) does my saying eliminate?

anonymous · Answer

im not sure im telling you its hopeless to teach me I just want the answer:(

myininaya · Answer

well i said f(x)=y => (x,y) is on your graph
use that with f(c)=0=> what point is on your graph?

myininaya · Answer

I can't just give you the answer.