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In the Division Algorithm for polynomials, $p (x) = g (x) x q (x) + r (x)$ . What does $p (x)$ represent?

Class 10Division AlgorithmAlgebra — Polynomials

ADividend
BDivisor
CQuotient
DRemainder

Step-by-Step Solution

p

(x)

is the polynomial being divided, so it is the dividend. g

(x)

is divisor, q

(x)

is quotient, r

(x)

is remainder.

Answer: A) Dividend

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