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The remainder when 2x3−3x2+7x+5 is divided by 2x+3 is :

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13
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19
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16
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Solution

The correct option is C 19
Observing, the first term in the quotient will be x2.
x2(2x+3) gives 2x3+3x2.
The remainder when this term is subtracted from the dividend is 6x2+7x+5.
Now, the second term in the quotient will be 3x.
3x(2x+3) gives 6x29x, which when subtracted from the dividend gives 16x+5
Now, the third term in the quotient is 8, giving 8(2x+3) as 16x+24 and thus, the remainder to be 524 i.e. 19.

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