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So in this problem, we're being asked to use some of the theorems that you learn during this chapter.
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So in part a, we're being asked to find the remainder when the given polynomial function is getting divided by x plus 1.
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Well, because we're just looking for the remainder, we can use the remainder theorem, which says that if we divide the polynomial f of x, and we divide it by the binomial x minus c, then the remainder is going to be f of c.
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So in this case, our c value would equal to negative 1.
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So to find our remainder, we just need to find f of negative 1.
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So we'll substitute negative 1 in place of x.
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So we'll have 4 times negative 1 raised to the 1 ,000 power, minus 18 times negative 1 raised to the 560 second power, plus 12 times negative 1 plus 28.
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Well, let's start with our exponents.
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Well, negative 1 raised to the 1 power.
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Well, 1 raised to any power is 1, and the negative is getting raised to an even power.
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Which means it's going to be positive 1.
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So then we'll have 4 times 1, which is just 4.
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Next, for negative 1 raises to 560 second power.
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Again, the hour is even, so therefore it's going to be positive, and 1 to any power is 1.
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So negative 18 times 1 is still going to be negative 18.
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Then we have 12 times negative 1, that's negative 12, and then we'll bring down the 18.
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Well, 4 minus 18 is negative 14.
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Then we'll have negative 14 minus 12, which is negative 26, and negative 26 plus 8 is negative 18.
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So now we've found that the remainder will be negative 18...