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what value of k, y^3+2k-2 is exactly divisible by y + 1

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Let the given polynomial be p(y) = y^3 + 2k –2.

Since p(y) = y^3 + 2k –2 is exactly divisible by y + 1,

so y+1 = 0

y= -1 is a factor

p (–1)=0 (Factor Theorem)

p(-1) = (-1)^3+2k-2 = 0

= -1+2k-2 = 0

2k-3 = 0

2k = 3

k = 3/2

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