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By the Remainder Theorem, the remainder when a polynomial p is divided by equals which value?

Class 9Remainder TheoremPolynomials
  • Ap(a)
  • B
  • Cp(0)
  • Dp(1)

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The Remainder Theorem states that if p is divided by , the remainder is p(a).
Answer: A) p(a)

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