can someone check these ..
Given a polynomial function P(x) and a value of x, you could possibly solve for x by:
Select one:
a. Synthetic Division.
b. Substitution. ((Incorrect))
c. either A or B
d. none of the above
The difference between long division and synthetic division is:
Select one:
a. You subtract in long division and multiply in synthetic division. ((Incorrect))
b. You add in long division and subtract in synthetic division.
c. You subtract in long division and add in synthetic division.
d. none of the above

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can someone check these .. 
Given a polynomial function P(x) and a value of x, you could possibly solve for x by:
Select one:
a. Synthetic Division.
b. Substitution. ((Incorrect))
c. either A or B
d. none of the above
The difference between long division and synthetic division is:
Select one:
a. You subtract in long division and multiply in synthetic division. ((Incorrect))
b. You add in long division and subtract in synthetic division.
c. You subtract in long division and add in synthetic division.
d. none of the above

anonymous · Answer

what a bunch of strangeo questions
i think they want you to answer the last one by saying 
c. You subtract in long division and add in synthetic division.

anonymous · Answer

i tnink

anonymous · Answer

I know.. i dont know how to answer these

anonymous · Answer

i have read 'Given a polynomial function P(x) and a value of x, you could possibly solve for x by:' four times, and and it makes no sense to me

anonymous · Answer

if you are given x, you do not "solve for x"

anonymous · Answer

maybe it means "solve for P(x)" is that possible?`

anonymous · Answer

Possibly sometimes theres mistakes

anonymous · Answer

Or solve for q (x) ?

anonymous · Answer

if that is the case, you can go with C i.e. you can find P(x) using substitution or synthetic division
it is a typo for sure

anonymous · Answer

Okay and for the 1st one it's either a or d?

anonymous · Answer

no no
first one i think you are supposed to say C, but it makes no sense 
i mean the question makes no sense

jim_thompson5910 · Answer

I think it is trying to say "Given a polynomial function P(x) and a root of x"

if that's the case, then you can use synthetic division to find Q(x) such that

P(x) = (x-c)*Q(x)

where x = c is the given root. The Q(x) can then be further factored or you can apply more rounds of division on it to find any other roots

anonymous · Answer

could be, but i would not bet on it
it doesn't say "a root of P" it says "given a value of x"

anonymous · Answer

and in any case "a root of x" should just be " a root, x" or more reasonably, since x is the variable in P(x) it should be " a root r" 
i think it is just a garden variety typo, or some editing mistake

anonymous · Answer

oh okay?

anonymous · Answer

what about the 1st ine?