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Find the value of the polynomial y3 - 5y - 2y2 + 3 when.

(i) y = 1
(ii) y = 2
(iii) y = - 2
(iv) y = 4
(v) y = - b

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Solution

Let p(y) = y3-5y-2y2+3

i To find the value of py when y=1, put y=1 in the given polynomial. py=y3-5y-2y2+3p1=13-5×1-2×12+3 =1-5-2+3 =-3p1=-3 The value of the polynomial is -3 when y=1

ii To find the value of py when y=2, put y=2 in the given polynomial. py=y3-5y-2y2+3p2=23-5×2-2×22+3 =8-10-8+3 =-7p2=-7The value of the polynomial is -7 when y=2

iii To find the value of py when y=-2, put y=-2 in the given polynomial. py=y3-5y-2y2+3p-2=-23-5×-2-2×-22+3 =-8+10-8+3 =-3p-2=-3 The value of the polynomial is -3 when y=-2

ivTo find the value of py when y=4, put y=4 in the given polynomial. py=y3-5y-2y2+3p4=43-5×4-2×42+3 =64-20-32+3 =15p4=15The value of the polynomial is 15 when y=4

v To find the value of py when y=-b, put y=-b in the given polynomial. py=y3-5y-2y2+3p-b=-b3-5×-b-2×-b2+3 =-b3+5b-2b2+3 =-b3-2b2+5b+3p-b=-b3-2b2+5b+3The value of the polynomial is -b3-2b2+5b+3 when y=-b

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