If a polynomial has a remainder of zero when dividing by x + 3, then x = -3 is a solution of that polynomial. true or false?

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If a polynomial has a remainder of zero when dividing by x + 3, then x = -3 is a solution of that polynomial.

true or false?

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True

this is true there is also another way of thinking of it

Imagine subtracting 3 from both sides so then it will be X= -3

Lavell answered Jan 8, 2023

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