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This document contains a mathematics quiz with 7 multiple choice and short answer questions. The first 5 questions are true/false and cover the remainder and factor theorems. Questions 6 and 7 ask students to evaluate polynomials at given values, find the remainders when dividing by linear factors, and determine if those linear factors are factors of the polynomials based on having a remainder of 0.

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Quiz 3

This document contains a mathematics quiz with 7 multiple choice and short answer questions. The first 5 questions are true/false and cover the remainder and factor theorems. Questions 6 and 7 ask students to evaluate polynomials at given values, find the remainders when dividing by linear factors, and determine if those linear factors are factors of the polynomials based on having a remainder of 0.

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Mathematics 10 Quiz 3

Questions 1 – 5: True or False


1. Remainder Theorem states that if a polynomial P(x )is divided by x−a , then the remainder is r =P¿ )
2. Factor Theorem states that if P(a)=0, then x−a is a factor of P(x ).
3. If x−a is factor of P( x ), then P(a) ≠ 0, according to Factor Theorem.
4. The remainder of a polynomial can be found in two different methods namely synthetic division and remainder
theorem.
5. If the remainder is 0, then the dividend is a factor of the divisor.
6. Given the polynomial P ( x ) =(5 x 3+ 3 x – 8) . (5pts)
a. Evaluate P ( 1 ).
b. What is the remainder when P ( x ) is divided by x−1?
c. Is x−1a factor of the polynomial P ( x ) ? Why or why not?
7. Given the polynomial G ( x ) =( x 3−x 3−5 x +10). (5pts)
a. Evaluate G ( 3 ).
b. What is the remainder when G ( x ) is divided by x−3 ?
c. Is x−3 a factor of the polynomial G ( x ) ? Why or why not?

Mathematics 10 Quiz 3
Questions 1 – 5: True or False
1. Remainder Theorem states that if a polynomial P(x )is divided by x−a , then the remainder is r =P¿ )
2. Factor Theorem states that if P(a)=0, then x−a is a factor of P(x ).
3. If x−a is factor of P( x ), then P(a) ≠ 0, according to Factor Theorem.
4. The remainder of a polynomial can be found in two different methods namely synthetic division and remainder
theorem.
5. If the remainder is 0, then the dividend is a factor of the divisor.
6. Given the polynomial P ( x ) =(5 x 3+ 3 x – 8) . (5pts)
a. Evaluate P ( 1 ).
b. What is the remainder when P ( x ) is divided by x−1?
c. Is x−1a factor of the polynomial P ( x ) ? Why or why not?
7. Given the polynomial G ( x ) =( x 3−x 3−5 x +10). (5pts)
a. Evaluate G ( 3 ).
b. What is the remainder when G ( x ) is divided by x−3 ?
c. Is x−3 a factor of the polynomial G ( x ) ? Why or why not?

Mathematics 10 Quiz 3
Questions 1 – 5: True or False
1. Remainder Theorem states that if a polynomial P(x )is divided by x−a , then the remainder is r =P¿ )
2. Factor Theorem states that if P(a)=0, then x−a is a factor of P(x ).
3. If x−a is factor of P( x ), then P(a) ≠ 0, according to Factor Theorem.
4. The remainder of a polynomial can be found in two different methods namely synthetic division and remainder
theorem.
5. If the remainder is 0, then the dividend is a factor of the divisor.
6. Given the polynomial P ( x ) =(5 x 3+ 3 x – 8) . (5pts)
a. Evaluate P ( 1 ).
b. What is the remainder when P ( x ) is divided by x−1?
c. Is x−1a factor of the polynomial P ( x ) ? Why or why not?
7. Given the polynomial G ( x ) =( x 3−x 3−5 x +10). (5pts)
a. Evaluate G ( 3 ).
b. What is the remainder when G ( x ) is divided by x−3 ?
c. Is x−3 a factor of the polynomial G ( x ) ? Why or why not?

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