Скачать или смотреть How to use the Factor and Remainder Theorems | Maths Tutorials from an Oxford Graduate

Learn how to use the factor and remainder theorems with an Oxford graduate. Learn how and why the remainder theorem works and how this leads on to the factor theorem. The lesson then shows how the factor theorem can be used for factorising polynomials - one of its more useful applications.

If you want to watch a specific part of the lesson, click on the following links to take you to the relevant part of the video:
How and why the remainder theorem works: 0:15
How to use the remainder theorem to find the remainder of a polynomial division: 6:57
Test yourself at using the remainder theorem: 7:43
How the factor theorem works: 8:28
How to use the factor theorem to factorise polynomials: 10:05
Test yourself at using the factor theorem: 16:07

Previous knowledge required:

How to do substitution: (coming soon)
How to factorise quadratics:    • How to Factorise Quadratics | Maths Tutori...  
An understanding of function notation: (coming soon)
How to do polynomial division:    • How to do Polynomial Division | Maths Tuto...  

Where to go next:

How to do partial fraction decomposition with linear factors:    • Видео  
How to do partial fraction decomposition with repeated and quadratic factors:    • How to do Partial Fraction Decomposition w...  
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