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Apply the Remainder and Factor Theorems Notes 5.5 (Day 2) Apply the Remainder and Factor Theorems

Synthetic Division: Step 1: Set up L chart exactly like synthetic substitution, however, the number outside the L chart is the opposite of the divisor’s constant. Step 2: Complete the L chart using the same method. Step 3: The last number is the remainder, the second to last is the constant, the third to last is the x term, the fourth to last is the x2 term etc.

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Homework: P 366 11-18 The Remainder Theorem WS (1-6 synthetic substitution, 7-14 remainder then not a factor, use long division, 15-26 (use synthetic division)