Math III · A-APR.2

Apply the Remainder Theorem to connect p(a), remainders, and factors x-a.

Apply the Remainder Theorem to connect p(a), remainders, and factors x-a.

Concept Algebra
Domain Arithmetic with Polynomials and Rational Expressions
Problem Types

Problem Templates In This Objective

12 problem types are attached to this objective. The full web app handles practice, answers, hints, and walkthroughs.

Template 1

Evaluate a polynomial at a given value to find the remainder

4 variants
Template 2

Use the Remainder Theorem to find a remainder from a divisor x-a

4 variants
Template 3

Use synthetic division to find the remainder from a divisor x-a

4 variants
Template 4

Use polynomial long division to find the remainder from a linear divisor

4 variants
Template 5

Use the Factor Theorem to decide whether x-a is a factor

4 variants
Template 6

Find a missing coefficient that makes x-a a factor

4 variants
Template 7

Find a missing coefficient from remainder information using the Remainder Theorem

4 variants
Template 8

Connect polynomial evaluations, zeros, factors, and x-intercepts

4 variants
Template 9

Use values of p(a) to identify linear factors x-a

4 variants
Template 10

Use the Remainder Theorem to find a remainder or test whether x-a is a factor

4 variants
Template 11

Interpret a polynomial-division remainder as a contextual function value

4 variants
Template 12

Use the Remainder Theorem to test possible rational roots

4 variants