Remainder Theorem Section 5.5 Part 1.

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Remainder Theorem Section 5.5 Part 1

One method used to divide polynomials similar to the way you divide numbers. A method used to divide any polynomial by divisor of the form x – k.

 Quotient - ( )  Remainder

Checkpoint:

Remainder Theorem Section 5.5 Part 2

 Remainder

 Remainder Note: When your remainder is 0, You may need to factor more.

 Remainder Note: When your remainder is 0, you may need to factor more.

 Remainder Note: When your remainder is 0, you may need to factor more.

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