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If p − 1 is a factor of p4 + p2 + p − k, the value of k is?
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@legomyego180
if (p-1) is a factor , that means (p-1) divides evenly into the polynomial and we can write the polynomial as (p-1)* (other factors) if we set p=1 then (p-1)=0 and 0*(other factors) = 0 in other words, when p=1 we know p4 + p2 + p − k,= 0 so put in 1 for p, and then solve for k.
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