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What is the remainder when (x^4+36) is divided by (x^2-8)

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100..........................
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Answer:

The remainder is 100.

Explanation:

The divisor is
x^2-8.

Dividend is
x^4+36.

We have to find the remainder of


(x^4+36)/(x^2-8)

It can be written as


(x^4+36)/(x^2-8)=(x^4-64+64+36)/(x^2-8)


(x^4+36)/(x^2-8)=((x^4-64)+100)/(x^2-8)


(x^4+36)/(x^2-8)=((x^4-64))/(x^2-8)+(100)/(x^2-8)


(x^4+36)/(x^2-8)=((x^2-8)(x^2+8))/(x^2-8)+(100)/(x^2-8)
[\because a^2-b^2=(a-b)(a+b)]


(x^4+36)/(x^2-8)=x^2+8+(100)/(x^2-8)

Therefore the remainder is 100.

What is the remainder when (x^4+36) is divided by (x^2-8)-example-1
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