If f(x)= 5x^5+1, then what is the remainder when f(x) is divided by x+1?
@jhonyy9
Divide:5/6 รท 1/4 20/6 3 1/3 5/24 10/3
I don't get it
ok so I'd do synthetic division for this. so first you have to make sure it's in standard form and see if you need any place holders. In this case you do because we have an exponent of 5 and then we go right to a constant. you can rewrite this as \[\frac{ 5x^5 +0x^4+0x^3+0x^3+0x^2+0x+1}{ x+1 }\] this will help when you do the actual division. make sense so far?
Yeah
remainder theorem
f(-1) = ??
ok so then we need set x+1 equal to zero. \[x+1=0\] then we subtract 1 from both sides, and get x=-1. now we can start dividing. so you set it up as: |dw:1607200290003:dw| so do you know how to do synthetic division?
No
ok so you see what i did up there? ^ you are going the drop the 5 down: |dw:1607200408688:dw| then what is -1*5?
-5
yes, so you write that under the 0. |dw:1607200475859:dw| then you add: 0+ (-5) = ?
-5
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @mxddi3 yes so you would bring that down the same way you did with the first 5. then you repeat. what is -1*(-5)? take that answer and write it under the next 0. keep going until the end. the last number will be your remainder. do you got it or do you need me to show it to you? \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
Show me please
ok you -1*(-5)=5 so you would write 5 under the next 0. then you repeat. 0+5=5, so you bring down the five. -1*(5)= -5 so you write that under the next zero. you keep going until you get to the end, and you will have 1-5=? this is your remainder. does this make any type of sense? |dw:1607200817439:dw|
5
go to the very end. i did all the 5's and -5's for you. now you need to see what is 1-5?
4
close. 5 is larger than one, so it wouldn't be positive 4. if i have one dollar but i have to give you 5, im going to OWE you 4 which means i'd be at -4
Oh my bad my brain decided to stop
I knew that
it's cool, lmao. does the overall process make sense?
Yeah
Damn maddie smarter than i thought Nice job maddie
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