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Factorisation of a Polynomial

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check whether g(x) is a factor of p(x)

p(x)= 8x³-6x²-4x+3

g(x)= x/3-1/4

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p(x)= 8x³-6x²-4x+3
g(x)= x/3-1/4
that is, x=3/4
put value of x in p(x)
p(3/4)=8(27/64)-6(9/16)-4*(3/4)+3
=(27/8)-(27/8)-3+3
=0
therefore g(x) is a factor of p(x)

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