00:01
Problem we have been given to check whether the first polynomial is a factor of the second polynomial by dividing the second polynomial by the first polynomial so in the first part of the question we have been given the first polynomial as t square minus three and the second polynomial as by dividing the second polynomial by the second polynomial by the first polynomial is given first so the second polynomial is t square minus three and the first polynomial is two t power four 4 plus 3 t q minus 2 t square minus 90 minus 12 so dividing so therefore yeah so t square minus 3 can be rewritten as equal to t square plus 0 into t minus 3 now dividing the first polynomial by the second polyt to the power of 4 plus 3 t cube minus 2 t square minus 90 minus 12 will divided by t square plus 0 into t minus 3 so first we will multiply it to the power of 2 so 2 t square so it would also give us 2 t to the power of 4 plus 0 t cube minus 6 t squared so minus 6 t square now this will become minus and this will become plus so after this we would be getting 2 t cube plus 4 t squared minus 9 t minus 12 so now we would be multiplying it by 3 t plus 3 t so therefore it would give us 3 t q plus 0 into t square minus 9 into t so this would become minus and this would become plus so we would be getting uh yeah so we would be getting 4 t square plus 0 into t minus 12 yeah i think i biistically wrote this as 2 t cube it was 3 t cube so therefore we would be getting this and then again in the cohesion we would be putting you getting the term plus four so therefore we would be getting 4 t square plus 0 into t minus 12 so this would become minus and this would become plus so that terms would get cancelled and we would be getting the remainder is equal to 0 so therefore since the remainder is 0 hence t square minus 3 is a factor.
03:25
This is true.
03:26
Now proceeding to the second part of the question.
03:32
We have been given that the first polynomial is the second polynomial is x squared plus 3x plus 1 and the first polynomial is 3x to the power of 4 plus 5x cube minus 7 x square plus 2x plus 2.
03:55
So divide them we would be getting 3x to the power of 4 plus 5 x cube minus 7 x square plus 2x plus 2 whole divided by x squared plus 3x plus 1 all right so therefore now proceeding multiplying it by 3x square so we would be getting 3x to the power of 4 plus 9 x cube plus 3x square so this would become so we would be getting minus 4x cube minus 10 x square plus 2x plus 2.
04:58
Now in the coefficient we would be now getting the next term so 3x square and then plus 4x so here we would be getting minus 4x cube minus 12 x squared minus 4x.
05:23
So all these signs would become plus.
05:25
So therefore we would be getting 2x square plus 6x plus 2.
05:35
Now in the coefficient we would be putting another term which would be plus 2.
05:45
So therefore we would be getting 2x square plus 6x plus 2 now all these signs would become minus minus and minus so we would be getting a remainder equal to 0 since the remainder is 0 therefore at the given first polynomial which is x square plus 3x plus 1 is a factor and then similarly for the third part, the given polynomials are x squared minus 3x plus 1 and x to the power of 5 minus 4x cube plus x squared plus 3x plus 2x plus 1 all divided by x squared minus 2 minus 3x plus 1 so now multiplying it with x square we would be getting x to the power of x cube i beg your pardon so x to x cube so therefore we would be getting x to the power of 5 minus 3 x to the power of 4 and then minus 3 x to the power of 4 then plus x cube so this would become minus this would become and this would become minus so we would be getting x to the power of five term would be cancelled so therefore we would be getting 3x to the power of 4 minus 5 x cube plus x square plus 3x plus 1 now multiplying it with x square so plus x square so we would be getting uh 3x square actually so therefore we would be getting 3x to the power of 4 and then minus 9x cube and then plus 3x square.
08:19
So this would be minus, this would be plus and this would be minus...