True or False: x2-16x+64/x-8 has no remainder.
@zepdrix ?
Is there anything x could be replaced by in the problem?
long division or synthetic division ? which one you want to do ?
oh by the way it's x squared
or to find the remainder solve divisor x -8 for x and then plug x value into the equation x^2 -16x +64 you will get the answer
x-8=0 solve this for x
@zepdrix
You've got a whole bunch of good options that were suggested here :) `Polynomial Long Division` and see if you end up with any remainder. `Synthetic Division with x=8` and see if you end up with any remainder. `Factor the Numerator` and see if it cancels out with anything in the denominator. `Remainder Theorem` lets you plug x=8 into the numerator and see if you end up with anything other than 0. Bunch of good options :O Still confused? Gotta try something ggiirrrrl!
so its true then
@zepdrix
Maybe 0_o what makes you say that? lol I think yer just guessing ;)
because isn't the part where it says x-8 means that is has no remainder
www.tiger-algebra.com/drill/((x~2-16x_64)/(x~2-9))=((x~2.../(x-8))/ ((x2-16x+64)/(x2-9))=((x2-3x)/(x-8)). No solutions found ... Step 2 : x2 - 3x Simplify ——————— x - 8 ... Quotient : 1. Remainder : 5 ..... As this is a polynomial of an even degree it may not even have any real (as opposed to imaginary) roots ...
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