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What must be subtracted from x4+4x2−3x+7 to get 3x3−x2+2x+1?

Answer: x4−3x3+5x2−5x+6

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Solution

The correct option is A True
Let p(x) be the polynomial which must be subtracted from x4+4x23x+7 to get 3x3x2+2x+1.
So, x4+4x23x+7p(x)= 3x3x2+2x+1.
So, p(x)=x4+4x23x+7(3x3x2+2x+1).
p(x)=x43x3+5x25x+6
So, given answer is True

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