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The Factor Theorem states: All Polynomial functions are factorable if x=k A Polynomial is factorable if x <> k If (x-k) is a factor, then f(k) must be 0 If (x+k) is a fact…
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The Factor Theorem states:
All Polynomial functions are factorable if x=k
A Polynomial is factorable if x <> k
If (x-k) is a factor, then f(k) must be 0
If (x+k) is a factor, then f(k) must be 0
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ur ans will be bit 3
if x-k is a factor then f(k)=0
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