Polynomials Full Chapter (Part 3) Class 10 | CBSE Class 10 Maths Chapter 2 2022-23

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✅ In this video,

✔️ Class: 10th
✔️ Subject: Maths
✔️ Chapter: Polynomials
✔️ Topic Name: Polynomials Full Chapter (Part 3) Class 10 | CBSE Class 10 Maths Chapter 2
✔️ Topics Covered in This Video: Full Chapter Explanation from Class 10 Maths Chapter 2 Polynomials In have been discussed in this video
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0:00 Type- 3 Question on relation between zeros and coefficient of a cubic polynomial
1:01:20 Type- 4 Question on relation between zeros and coefficient of a cubic polynomial
2:34:03 Division algorithms for polynomials
2:42:39 Type- 1 Question on division algorithms for polynomials
3:37:56 Type- 2 Question on division algorithms for polynomials
5:25:49 Type- 3 Question on division algorithms for polynomials
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Remainder=3x-32

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2:32:12 can't we solve it by using splitting the middle term? ...

[GonPlayss]

Sir can we also do this question as below?
Let the zeros of the polynomial f(x) be p, q and r
f(x) = x³-4x²-3x+12

By comparing it to the standard form of cubic polynomial

a = 1, b = -4, c = -3, d =

We know that
p + q + r = -coefficient of x²/coefficient of x³

= -(-4)/1 by i]
= 4

by putting the values of zeros
We will get

√3 - √3 + r = 4
= r = 4

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SIR, degree of remainder is always less than degree of divisor, But in most of the cases, 0 comes as remainder, and degree of 0 is not defined then how can we say that deg r(x) <deg g(x)