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Given a polynomial P(x) along degree at least 1 & any number r there is another polynomial Q(x), called as the quotient, with degree one less than degree of P(x) & a number R, called the remainder, such that,
P ( x ) = ( x - r ) Q ( x ) + R
Note as well that Q(x) and R is unique, or in other terms, there is only one Q(x) & R that will work for a given P(x) & r.
Thus, with the one example we've done to this point we can illustrates that,
Q ( x ) = 5x2 + 19 x + 76 and R = 310
the weight of a body above the surface of earth varies inversely with the square of the distance from the center of the earth. if maria weighs 125 pounds when she is on the surface
$73.62 0.06
We now can also combine the two shifts we only got done looking at into single problem. If we know the graph of f ( x ) the graph of g ( x ) = f ( x + c ) + k will be the graph of
Find g(f(h(-3))). f(x) = 2x -- g(x) = -3x+4 -- h(x) = -2x-8
8x^2+16x^3
The process for finding the inverse of a function is a quite simple one although there are a couple of steps which can on occasion be somewhat messy. Following is the process G
log10 (4x100)
3x-y+2z=14 x+y-z=0 2x-y+3z=18
turn into an inequality expression, y= (0,330) x= (110,0)
In a earlier section we looked at graphing circles & since circles are actually special cases of ellipses already we've got most of the tools under our belts to graph ellipses. Al
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