Use the Factor Theorem to determine whether x-3 is a factor of P(x)=x^3- 4x^2 +9. Specifically, evaluate P at the proper value, and then determine whether x-3 is a factor.

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Nuclear Sweet asked May 26, 2022

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Use the Factor Theorem to determine whether x-3 is a factor of P(x)=x^3- 4x^2 +9.

Specifically, evaluate P at the proper value, and then determine whether x-3 is a factor.

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Use the Factor Theorem to determine whether x-3 is a factor of P(x)=x^3- 4x^2 +9. Specifically-example-1

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