Question

ss math below

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The question states that p(3)=−2, So it must be true that.. (insert the true equation here)

Answer 3

2=p(3)=(3+k)q(3)+r ?

Answer 4

Good, Now we can plug in all the possible answers. If the answer is A, B, or C, r will be 0, while if the answer is D, r will be −2. A. −2=p(3)=(3+(−5))q(3)+0 −
2=(3−5)q(3)
−2=(−2)q(3)
This could be true but, Only if what?

Answer 5

Apologies I messed up a bit
A. −2=p(3)=(3+(−5))q(3)+0
-2=(3−5)q(3)
−2=(−2)q(3)

Answer 6

its okay but it would be true if q(3)=-2

Answer 7

Try that again

Answer 8

-1?

Answer 9

No, But close

Answer 10

oh wait i see its 1

Answer 11

Yes

Answer 12

B. −2=p(3)=(3+(−2))q(3)+0
−2=(3−2)q(3)
−2=(−1)q(3)
This could be true if

Answer 13

q(3)=.2

Answer 14

.2?

Answer 15

mb i just meant 2

Answer 16

Mhm, Now this might get a little tricky if you don't do the math right.
C. −2=p(3)=(3+2)q(3)+0
−2=(5)q(3)
This would be true if?

Answer 17

q(3)= 2/5 i did it im just making sure its right and trying to learn to do it more

Answer 18

I see, You keep confusing your positives with negatives lol

Answer 19

Try it again and take your time, No rush

Answer 20

q(3)= −2/5

Answer 21

Great, D. −2=p(3)=(3+(−3))q(3)+(−2)
−2=(3−3)q(3)+(−2)
−2=(0)q(3)+(−2)
This will always be true no matter what q(3) is

Answer 22

Of the answer choices the only one that is true about p(x) is D when the remainder when p(x) is divided by x−3 is -2 so then D is correct one?

Answer 23

It is

Answer 24

That's it right?

Answer 25

ima post another q