Let be the polynomial of least degree that has zeros and

MATHEMATICS · Subjective · CBSE · Mathematics · Polynomials · Polynomials

Problem

Let q(x)q(x) be the polynomial of least degree that has zeros −3,  0-3,\;0 and 55. (i) Write q(x)q(x) in standard form. (ii) Determine the remainder obtained when q(x)q(x) is divided by x−2x-2. (iii) Using your result from (ii), find the remainder when q(x)q(x) is divided by x+1x+1.

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