A-Level Maths: B6-11 [Polynomials: Introducing the Factor Theorem]

[mgb]

God level teacher for a threat level subject, thank you my dude

[SaladAss]

my teacher just waffled the entire time, you actually make sense, gonna be here a lot for the next few years, cheers

[rain-ebzn]

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[doseoffaiyaz]

Simple, precise and comprehensible! Thank you!

[ishver]

So clear and easy to understand. Great video.

[epicnate]

Thanks so much! This is so helpful, you are the king of Mathematics!

[evaes]

Hello Sir, when a question asks me to "Show algebraically", can I still use the grid method to do my division? Or do I have to do the long division?

[AceOfHearts]

Hi Jack thanks. Would you mind explaining why we need only try factors of the constant term? thanks...

[katebrand]

I tried this polynomial divison method with 3x^2 + 4x - 15 with x + 3 a factor and I manages to find the other factor that being 3x - 5. However, in the grid there was also an extra -3x please try this and tell me how I would know to ignore this last multiplication from the table thank you.

[dndjxnskdbajd]

Ahhh thank you so much you brilliant Finally got it.

[fadysuis]

so.. is this all there is for the factor theorem in a levels?

[fredannanscele]

thank u with ur assistance keep it up it is really usefull

[y]

Hello Sir,
Im doing gcse further maths, and I’m not sure what lines and planes in 3 dimensions are? Could u make a video of this but
Ive checked corbett maths but im not sure what the topic goes under the name of, can you help???

[JK-vmyo]

When doing this with x-3 as a factor doesnt work for some reason? as im getting a remainder

[mr.random]

i dont really get the grid; please could you do a seperate video explaining it🙏

[chronoxmedia]

Hi there sir,
Could you please solve this one (5x^3 - 13x^2 + 10x -8) ÷ (2-x). Will really appreciate