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The process of synthetic division simplifies the task of dividing polynomials, especially when determining the roots of the polynomial. It is closely related to the Remainder Theorem, which states that if a polynomial f(

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Math 156 for Elementary Teachers

par Katie Brandt

The Cell Cycle

par Jack Hobbs

POLYNOMIAL FUNCTION

par Loraine Flores

Unit 5: Plant Organisms

par Alexander Boldis

Synthetic Divison

Lesson #1

The process of synthetic division simplifies the task of dividing polynomials, especially when determining the roots of the polynomial. It is closely related to the Remainder Theorem, which states that if a polynomial f(

Math 156 for Elementary Teachers

The Cell Cycle

POLYNOMIAL FUNCTION

Unit 5: Plant Organisms

Synthetic Divison

layout

Polynomial on the inside binomial on the outside

x-k (x-(-k))

Long Divison

Vocabulary

Polynomial

coefficient

dividend

remainder

quotient

Remainder Theorem

If a polynomial f(x) is divided by x-k, then the reminder is r=f(k)

Finding roots of Polynomials

Factor Theorem

Zero Remainder

Nonzero remainder

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Lesson #1

The process of synthetic division simplifies the task of dividing polynomials, especially when determining the roots of the polynomial. It is closely related to the Remainder Theorem, which states that if a polynomial f(

Math 156 for Elementary Teachers

The Cell Cycle

POLYNOMIAL FUNCTION

Unit 5: Plant Organisms

Synthetic Divison

layout

Polynomial on the inside binomial on the outside

x-k **(x-(-k))**

Long Divison

Vocabulary

Polynomial

coefficient

dividend

remainder

quotient

Remainder Theorem

If a polynomial f(x) is divided by x-k, then the reminder is r=f(k)

Finding roots of Polynomials

Factor Theorem

Zero Remainder

Nonzero remainder

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Questions fréquentes

x-k (x-(-k))