Final answer:
The expression that is not a factor of 3x³−10x²−143x−90 is option d) x−9.
Step-by-step explanation:
The expression that is not a factor of 3x³−10x²−143x−90 is option d) x−9.
To determine if an expression is a factor of the given polynomial, we can use synthetic division. If the remainder is zero, then the expression is a factor. Otherwise, it is not a factor.
- Option a) x+3:
- Substituting -3 in the polynomial: (3x³−10x²−143x−90) / (-3).
- The remainder is not zero, so it is not a factor.
Option b) 3x+5:
- Substituting -5/3 in the polynomial: (3x³−10x²−143x−90) / (-5/3).
- The remainder is not zero, so it is not a factor.
Option c) x−6:
- Substituting 6 in the polynomial: (3x³−10x²−143x−90) / (6).
- The remainder is zero, so it is a factor.
Option d) x−9:
- Substituting 9 in the polynomial: (3x³−10x²−143x−90) / (9).
- The remainder is not zero, so it is not a factor.
Therefore, option d) x−9 is not a factor of the polynomial.