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6. Remainder theorem
(Previous method)

1. Examples





1. Verify `x^2-10x+25` is divided by `x-5` or not

Solution:
`(x^2-10x+25)/(x-5)` using remainder theorem

Remainder theorem : If an expression `f(x)` is divided by `(x-a)` then the remainder is `f(a)`.

To determine root divisor, we have to solve divisor equation `x-5=0`

`:.x=5`

So `f(x)=x^2-10x+25`

we have to find `f(5)`

`f(5)= 5^2-10 xx 5+25`

`=25-50+25`

`=0`

`:.` The remainder is `0`.



Method-2: solution using synthetic division method

To determine root divisor, we have to solve divisor equation `x-5=0`

`:.` our root becomes `x=5`

Write coefficients of the dividend `x^2-10x+25` to the right and our root `5` to the left

`5``1``-10``25`
``````


Step-1 : Write down the first coefficient `1`

`5``1``-10``25`
``````
`1`


Step-2 : Multiply our root `5` by our last result `1` to get `5` [ `5` × `1`=`5` ]

`5``1``-10``25`
```5```
`1`


Step-3 : Add new result `5` to the next coefficient of the dividend `-10`, and write down the sum `-5`, [ `(-10)` + `5`=`-5` ]

`5``1``-10``25`
```5```
`1``-5`


Step-4 : Multiply our root `5` by our last result `-5` to get `-25` [ `5` × `(-5)`=`-25` ]

`5``1``-10``25`
```5``-25`
`1``-5`


Step-5 : Add new result `-25` to the next coefficient of the dividend `25`, and write down the sum `0`, [ `25` + `(-25)`=`0` ]

`5``1``-10``25`
```5``-25`
`1``-5``0`


We have completed the table and have obtained the following coefficients
`1,-5,0`

All coefficients, except last one, are coefficients of quotient, last coefficient is remainder.
Thus quotient is `x-5` and remainder is `0`


Here remainder is 0, so `x^2-10x+25` is divisible by `x-5`
2. Verify `x^3+4x^2-4x-16` is divided by `x-2` or not

Solution:
`(x^3+4x^2-4x-16)/(x-2)` using remainder theorem

Remainder theorem : If an expression `f(x)` is divided by `(x-a)` then the remainder is `f(a)`.

To determine root divisor, we have to solve divisor equation `x-2=0`

`:.x=2`

So `f(x)=x^3+4x^2-4x-16`

we have to find `f(2)`

`f(2)= 2^3+4 xx 2^2-4 xx 2-16`

`=8+16-8-16`

`=0`

`:.` The remainder is `0`.



Method-2: solution using synthetic division method

To determine root divisor, we have to solve divisor equation `x-2=0`

`:.` our root becomes `x=2`

Write coefficients of the dividend `x^3+4x^2-4x-16` to the right and our root `2` to the left

`2``1``4``-4``-16`
````````


Step-1 : Write down the first coefficient `1`

`2``1``4``-4``-16`
````````
`1`


Step-2 : Multiply our root `2` by our last result `1` to get `2` [ `2` × `1`=`2` ]

`2``1``4``-4``-16`
```2`````
`1`


Step-3 : Add new result `2` to the next coefficient of the dividend `4`, and write down the sum `6`, [ `4` + `2`=`6` ]

`2``1``4``-4``-16`
```2`````
`1``6`


Step-4 : Multiply our root `2` by our last result `6` to get `12` [ `2` × `6`=`12` ]

`2``1``4``-4``-16`
```2``12```
`1``6`


Step-5 : Add new result `12` to the next coefficient of the dividend `-4`, and write down the sum `8`, [ `(-4)` + `12`=`8` ]

`2``1``4``-4``-16`
```2``12```
`1``6``8`


Step-6 : Multiply our root `2` by our last result `8` to get `16` [ `2` × `8`=`16` ]

`2``1``4``-4``-16`
```2``12``16`
`1``6``8`


Step-7 : Add new result `16` to the next coefficient of the dividend `-16`, and write down the sum `0`, [ `(-16)` + `16`=`0` ]

`2``1``4``-4``-16`
```2``12``16`
`1``6``8``0`


We have completed the table and have obtained the following coefficients
`1,6,8,0`

All coefficients, except last one, are coefficients of quotient, last coefficient is remainder.
Thus quotient is `x^2+6x+8` and remainder is `0`


Here remainder is 0, so `x^3+4x^2-4x-16` is divisible by `x-2`
3. Verify `x^3+6x^2+12x+10` is divided by `x+2` or not

Solution:
`(x^3+6x^2+12x+10)/(x+2)` using remainder theorem

Remainder theorem : If an expression `f(x)` is divided by `(x-a)` then the remainder is `f(a)`.

To determine root divisor, we have to solve divisor equation `x+2=0`

`:.x=-2`

So `f(x)=x^3+6x^2+12x+10`

we have to find `f(-2)`

`f(-2)= (-2)^3+6 xx (-2)^2+12 xx (-2)+10`

`=-8+24-24+10`

`=2`

`:.` The remainder is `2`.



Method-2: solution using synthetic division method

To determine root divisor, we have to solve divisor equation `x+2=0`

`:.` our root becomes `x=-2`

Write coefficients of the dividend `x^3+6x^2+12x+10` to the right and our root `-2` to the left

`-2``1``6``12``10`
````````


Step-1 : Write down the first coefficient `1`

`-2``1``6``12``10`
````````
`1`


Step-2 : Multiply our root `-2` by our last result `1` to get `-2` [ `(-2)` × `1`=`-2` ]

`-2``1``6``12``10`
```-2`````
`1`


Step-3 : Add new result `-2` to the next coefficient of the dividend `6`, and write down the sum `4`, [ `6` + `(-2)`=`4` ]

`-2``1``6``12``10`
```-2`````
`1``4`


Step-4 : Multiply our root `-2` by our last result `4` to get `-8` [ `(-2)` × `4`=`-8` ]

`-2``1``6``12``10`
```-2``-8```
`1``4`


Step-5 : Add new result `-8` to the next coefficient of the dividend `12`, and write down the sum `4`, [ `12` + `(-8)`=`4` ]

`-2``1``6``12``10`
```-2``-8```
`1``4``4`


Step-6 : Multiply our root `-2` by our last result `4` to get `-8` [ `(-2)` × `4`=`-8` ]

`-2``1``6``12``10`
```-2``-8``-8`
`1``4``4`


Step-7 : Add new result `-8` to the next coefficient of the dividend `10`, and write down the sum `2`, [ `10` + `(-8)`=`2` ]

`-2``1``6``12``10`
```-2``-8``-8`
`1``4``4``2`


We have completed the table and have obtained the following coefficients
`1,4,4,2`

All coefficients, except last one, are coefficients of quotient, last coefficient is remainder.
Thus quotient is `x^2+4x+4` and remainder is `2`


Here remainder is not 0, so `x^3+6x^2+12x+10` is not divisible by `x+2`




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