[@TheUnepicSlimePup]

THANKS I'M GONNA HAVE A QUIZ TODAY AND I DID NOT EVEN REVIEW A SINGLE THING, THIS HELPS WE NEED MORE TUTORS LIKE THIS MAKING TUTORIALS SHORT AND EASY

[@shreyagovindalwar7782]

3x-1

[@celineintabli637]

That was amazing thank you. You made it so clear i understood from the first time

[@avika820]

Sir i am so so so much happy I am trying to do this since 2 hrs but i understand it from your video in just few times this is so hard for me and your video was too helpful for me ❤❤sir you are our life saver 🧬 thank you so much sir for teaching us this you didn't even speak while teaching but still everything is crystal clear ❤❤

[@lostyoung14]

Ans. 3x-1

[@shahinmogal4646]

Thankyou so much ❤

[@syedrizwanali-xu6wy]

Ans :- 3x-1

[@JoyceAsante-j3m]

He didn't say anything, but i understood it.bless u Sir

[@aazam1208]

Can we also do this with higher degrees?

[@bryarshapur3031]

what device do you use for writing plz?

[@jakelovesthighs]

Need more context but you're pretty good ❤

[@rajesh_aditya]

3x^2-x

[@ChaabanAlJazi]

Nah, 3x - 1

[@PramilaShah-q7u]

3x+11-4 is the ans?

[@nageswararaonageswararao5042]

3x-1 is the answer

[@jineshjain545]

Tq

[@A.akash777]

Where we get remainder

[@Dhruv.k]

What if the remainder is not 0

[@SherlockHomeless1]

then x+2 is not a factor of the polynomial

[@cegweggy4067]

@@SherlockHomeless1Or just put + Remainder / Divisor

[@musicaldeeplaajjd]

Does this method applicable for multiorder polynomial??

[@helphowdoinputusername3571]

It only works for first degree binomials in the form of (x-a) where (x-a) is a factor. In other words, where x=a is a root.

[@AnshdeepSingh-b8b]

Long division method op

[@tamileducation444]

3x-1

[@lakshitasharma1681]

3x-1

[@NishantSah-j4s]

3x-1

[@technovibes6640]

3x-1

[@GOKU01696]

3x-1

[@jaisaisanthoshbeemchetty6081]

3x-1

[@sakshampaul7907]

3x - 1