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Find p(5) for p(x) = 80x2 - 15 by using the remainder theorem. O 1985 O 2015 O-1985 O 2030
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Find p(5) for p(x) = 80x2 - 15 by using the remainder theorem.
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I think it would be option 2030
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2030 is the correct answer for this question
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