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Let $P(x) = x^3 - ax^2 + x + b$ be a polynomial, where $a$ is a real number. When $P(x)$ is divided by $x - 3$ the remainder is 12. Find the remainder when $P(x)$ ... show full transcript
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To find the remainder when dividing by , we apply the Polnomial Remainder Theorem. We know that:
Substituting into :
Now to find the remainder when dividing by , we compute:
Thus, the remainder when is divided by is .
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To find another approximation using Newton's method, we first calculate:
Let x_0 = rac{1}{2} and compute:
f(x_0) = ext{cos}(2(rac{1}{2})) - rac{1}{2}
Using Newton’s method formula:
g Compute . Simplifying down to two decimal places gives us the next approximate zero.
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The domain of is since the function is defined only in that interval. The range, as , will be [0, 2oldsymbol{rac{ ext{ ext{Pi}}}}{2}]. A sketch would show the parabola intersecting the -axis at and and having the flip of symmetry.
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