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POLYNOMIALS y
e@ TRY YOURSELF
1. (i) 2v2y3 +3y* isa polynomial in y, since exponent
of yin each term is a whole number.
(i) 2Ve-+22 can be written as 2x1? + J2x. Herey
the exponent of variable in 2x'/? is 1/2, which is not a
whole number. Therefore, the given expression is not a
polynomial.
(5 22+ 3-44 canbe waite on 2245074.
the exponent of variable in term 3x°? is - 2, which is not
a whole number. Therefore, the given expression is not a
polynomial
2. There are three terms in the given polynomial,
namely, 22,2 and -7.
3. The given polynomial, p(x) = 13x! + 12x! 1123 +
10x”? + 9x" can be written as 13x"? + 122! + 11x!* + 10x!
+ 9x!" + 0x",
Coefficient of.xis 0.
4. Monomial = 4s*and binomial = 2x+7
5. We have, (x* + 5) (4 - x°) = 4x* - x° + 20 - 5x°
Clearly, the highest power of the variable is 8. Therefore,
the degree of the given polynomial is 8
6. The only term here is 100, which can be written as
100s", And exponent of x is 0. Therefore, the degree of
the given polynomial is 0.
7. @5 +3 (i) 209 + 6x47
8. i Clearly, 5x? + 8x is a polynomial of degree 2. So,
it isa quadratic polynomial
Gi) Clearly, 2¢ 22° is a polynomial of degree 3. So, itis
a cubic polynomial.
(ii) Clearly, 3 +2risa polynomial of degree 1.So, itisa
linear polynomial.
(iv) Clearly, 5x° is @ polynomial of degree 3. So, itis a
cubic polynomial
9. i) Clearly, 5 x -xis a polynomial of degeoe 2.50,
itis a quadratic polynomial
(i) Clearly, p* is a polynomial of degree 4. So, it is a
biquadratic polynomial
40. We have, p(x)= Vx? + V3e+6
(2) = V2(V2)? + V2(v2) +6
= 22 +2+6=2y2+8
11, We have, ply) = 3y! ~ 24° + 15y +k
p(t) = -1 = 3(1)*~ 20+ 15(1) +k=-1
= 3-245 +k=-1 = 16+k=-1>
SOLUTIONS
12. We have, p(t) = 38 +1
(0) +1 =3x041=1,
3 +1=3%1+1=4,
pi-1)=3C- 141 "314184,
7 x 814 1= 244 and
3x81+1=244
13. Let p(x) =x +2. Then p2)=2+2=4, p(-2)=-2+2
= 0. Therefore, -2 is a zero of the polynomial x + 2, but 2
isnot.
TA. Let pls) = 7-2-3
Now, (3) =3°-2(3)-3=9-6-3=0
Since, p(3) = 0, therefore x= 3 isa root of the polynomial
equation x*=2r=3 =
15. Wehave, q(x) = 2x-7. To find its zero, put q(x) ~ 0.
We-7=0 > 2-7
Thus, zero of polynomial q(x) is Z
16. We have, ply) = lym 14 0. To find its zero, put
ply) - 0.
fysm=0> yam = y=
is the zero of the polynomial p(y) = ly - m.
17. Here, degree of p(x) = 4 and degree of g(x) = 1. So
slegree of g(x)-< degree of p(@). By long division method,
we get
a+ 3) 7x4 + x8 = xt + x A (7a? - 1897 + 52x - 155
7st +218
Boa —F
<155x ~ 465
wl
‘Thus, quotient is 7x4 - 182 + 52x ~ 155 and remainder
is 461
18. To check if x +1 is a factor of x° + 1, we divide
x8 +1 by x + 1. Therefore, by long division method, we
getPax 41
So, we find that the remainder is 0. Therefore, x + 1 is a
factor of x° +1.
19. x+1)5r42-1
5x? + 5x
Sx - 4
Here, Dividend p(s) = 5x2 + x - 1, Divisor gi) = #1
Quotient g(x) ~ 5x ~4, Remainder rx) = 3
RHS. = g(3) g(a) + r(x) = (e+ 1) Gx 4) +3
= 5x? de tSx-d +3=5e tx-1=LHS.
20, Let pla) = x24 4x24 3x4 and g(a) = 27 —4x + abe.
the given polynomials.
Since zero of (x ~ 3) is3, therefore remainders when p(s),
and q(x) are divided by (¢=3) are given by p(3) and 4(3)
respectively.
By the given condition, we have p(3) = 4(3)
= axD+4x3+3x3-4=3 4x3 4a
= %a+%6+9-4-27 ed
26a +26=0 = %6a= 26 a=.
21. Clearly, 4() will be a multiple of 2¢—1 only if 24-1
divides q() leaving remainder zero.
1
Now, zero of 24-1 is 5.
Since the remainder obtained on dividing q(t) by 2t- Lis,
not 0. Therefore, @(#) isnot a multiple of 2¢= 1
22. Let pla) =a Py? + 2x -k
Zero of the polynomial x - k is k, therefore by
remainder theorem, reminder when p(3) is divided by
(x -K) is given by pil).
pe) = 2@)?2+ 2k kat ek
So, the remainder isk
23. Let p(x) = 3x? + kx + 6 be the given polynomial. As,
(+) isa factor of p(x), therefore p(-3)
+ k(-3) +6=0 = 27-3k +
k=0>k= 1
24, Let pla) = 4x" — hr on
As (x2) isa factor of p(x), therefore p(a) = 0.
4? ba-ca=0
=
> [ aeo)
=
=
25. Let p(x) = 2x° + 6x +8.
In order to prove that (& + 1) is a factor of pia), it is
sufficient to show that p(-1) = 0.
Now, p(-1) =2(-1)' +61) +8=-2-6+
Hence, (x + 1) is a factor of the given polynomial
2b» Let plx) = 3° Ax? 10x + 24
Inorder to prove that (x - 2), (e+ 3) and (x4) are factors,
of p(a), it is sufficient to show that p(2), p(-3) and p(4) are
- 3(2)? - 10(2) + 24 = 8- 12- 20+ 24 =0,
1 = 3(- 3)? —10(-3) +24
~ 27-27 + 30+ 2:
3(4)? - 10(4) + 24= 64 - 48 40+ 24=0
Hence, (x ~ 2), (x +3) and (x ~ 4) are factors of the given
polynomial
27. Given polynomial is 27 + 5r-3
(On comparing it with ax + x +c, we get
b=Bandc=-3
Here, ac=-6
So, we need to find two numbers whose sum is 5 and
product is - 6. One such pair is 6 and (- 1).
So, 27? +5r=-3=2P + (6-1)r-3=2P + 6r-r-3
=2(r +3) -1(r+3) =r (r 3)
28. Given polynomial is x7 +3V3x +6
‘On comparing it with ax? +hx + c, we get
1 b= B/Fand c=6
Here, ac= 6
So, we need to find two numbers whose sum is 3/3. and
‘product is 6. One such pair is V3 and 2V3.
Sopt?+3V3x-+6-—27+ (JB+2v3r+6
= x2 + Bx + 05x +6 = x(x +-¥3) + 2N3(x +3)
(0+ 203)(2+ V3)
So, factorsof x7 + 3V8x+6 are (x +2V3) and (x + V3).
29, Area = 160-322 +15
= 16q'- 202-122 +15 (By splitting the middle term)
= 4a(da - 5) - 3(4a —5) = (4a 3)(4a- 5)
[Here, 4a -3> Oand 4a -5> 0 because we ]
= (Length) * (Breadth)
Length = 443
and Breadth = 4a-5
(4a=3> da- 5)
30, Let p(y) = 15y*— By +1Polynomials
Now, factors of 1 are #1 and factors of 15 are 41, 33,
35, £15. So, some possibilities for the zeroes of q(y) are
144
# Aid.
Hey 515
Now, we find that
(9-0) -96)
i} O)-8
ime
B15 75
By factor theorem,
factors of q(y)
31, Let pla) = 27-22 +120
Now, if p(x) = (x - a) (&- B), we know that constant term,
will be as = 120, So, look for the factors of 120.
Some of these are#1,42,43,+4,£5,+6,410, £12, £20
Now, p(10) = (10}?= 22(10) + 120 =0
(10) is a factor of p(x).
Now to find, the other factor, divide p(x) by (~ 10).
Dx+ 120 x-12
0x
~ Te + 120
~12e+120
0
So, other factor of p(s) = (x 12)
Hence p(x) = (x ~ 12) (x ~ 10).
32. Since, (2x + 3) is a factor of the given polynomial,
therefore lot udldivide 4x? + 12%? + 5x = 6 by.2x + 3 to get
the other factors
2e + 3)Ax De + Se 6 (2x? + 3x2
Ax? + x
6x2 + 5x
6x7 + 9x
~ay-6
0
Ax? + 12x? + 5x - 6 = (2x +3) (2x7 + 3x -2)
Now, we will factorise 2x7 + 3x ~ 2 to find the other two.
factors, by splitting its middle term.
sD + 3x 2=2x? + de 2
= 2x (x +2)-1 (e+ 2)= 2x- 1) +2)
Hence, 4x? +1217 + 5-6 = 2x +3)2x- I(x +2)
33. Let plx) #3962 + 3x +10
Al possible factors of 10 are 1, £2, 45 and +10
Now, we find that p(-1) = (-1)° - 6-1)? + 3-1) +10
-1-6-3+10=0,
» 6(2)? + 3(2) + 10= 8-24 +6 + 10=Oand
6(6)? + 3(5) + 10 ~ 125 - 150 + 15+ 10-0
So, by factor theorem, (x + 1), (r~ 2) and (x ~ 5) are the
factors of p(x).
34, Let p(t) = 2P - 54-1914 42,
= of2-8¢ Pisa] 290, 609
ao
wag = °° Bren
aso o(2 a2 1,297+ and
Now econ a}= 3? 23 -2-ayat
56, (3) iS one of the factor of qt). Let us divide q() by
(F+3) to find other factors,
= u
$0, q(t) = (+3) (e ~"i+7)
n
Now, F =
2
7 7
=A(-5}2(t-3)
z
so,pn 2063) (1-2) 2)
= (+3) 2-7-2)
Short cut method : We have p(?) = 2° 52-198 +42
By hitand trial method, we have
(2) = 2(2)°- 52)? - 192) + 42 = 16 - 20-38 + 42 = 0
(¢- 2) is one of the factors of p().
So, 2f - 5? ~ 19t + 42 = 2F(t - 2) - Kt - 2) - 21(t- 2)
= (¢- 2) [2P - #21] = (#2) QP -7e+ 6-21)
= (t-2)[H2t-7) +3 GE-T]= (t-2Ae-Tie+3)
35. (2x —3y)(2x~9y) = (2x94)?
= 2x) -20Gy) + Gy? FE
= 4x 1axy + 9°
36. We have, 101 x 103 = (100+ 1) x (100 +3)
= (100)? + (1 + 3)(100) + (1)@)
[et ae by=x2 + (a+ Bx + ab]
= 10000 + 400 +3 = 10408
147:
(ey) ay ¥]37. (i) We have, 0.54 « 0.54 - 0.46 x 0.46
= (0.54)? ~ (0.46)*= (0.54 + 0.46)(0.54 -0.46) = 1 x 0.08 = 0.08,
bP -¥=6-Yery)l
(ii) We have, (0.997 = (1 - 0.0177
= (12-21 x 0.01 + 0.01)? = 1 0.02 + 0.0001
be @-yh=xt-2y + ¥]
= 1.0001 002 0.9801
38. We have, (3x + 2y)? = (3x)? + (2y)? +2 * 3x x 2y
be @ryPae eye]
Gx + 2y)? = 9x2 + 4y? + 12ey
12 = 9x" + dy? +126
[: 3x + 2y = 12 and xy = 6 (Given)]
14d = 9x2 + ay? +72
1d - 72.= 9x" + 4y? = Ox? + dy? =72
gue vy
u
[On squaring both sides}
Te @-yP= 2 -2y tA]
os Sapte = Bab ate2-3
40, 4942 + 70a + 2508 (7a)? +2 (7a) (BB) + (6H?
= (7a+ 54)? fet +2y 47-6493)
= (7a + 5h) (7a + 5h)
41. (i) We have, (x - 2y= 3s?
=e C2) + 39P
222 + (Qu) + (Sa)? +2 x (Daye D% (-2y) *
+2
Day + 2ye + 222]
fe @tytyert ye?
= x7 + ay? + 927 —dxy + Lys — 62x
We have, (-x + 2y + 2)*= {(-a) + 2y +2)?
= (CaP + Qy)? +2? +2 (a)(Qy) #2 2y x 242% Ex) x2
wx? 4+ dy? + 2? — day + dye -2ex
42. We have, 9 + dy? + 1622 + 12xy — 16y2
= Gx)? + Qy)? + (Ae)? + 2x2} 22M
(Gx + 2y — 42)? = (Bx + 2y - 42)(3x + 2y—
43. (i) We have, 21° - 15°
= (21-15) ((21)? + 21 x 15 + (15)))
bet -P=@- We tyr y)]
= 6 x (441 + 315 + 225) = 6 x 981 = 5886
Gi) We have, (999)* = (1000 - 1)
= (1000)° - (1)° - 3(1000)(1)(1000 - 1)
(x-y=2 ~~ 3ry@-y)]
= 1000000000 — 1 - 3000000 + 3000 = 997002999
44, We have, 8x" + y+ 272" - 18xyz
= 2x)" + (Y"+ G2) —-32NHC2)
= xt y+ 39)120)*+ (W? +G2)*- 29) - YG) - G22}
E | ana =]
= 2x + y+ 3e)(dx + y7 +92? Dey yz 622)
45. We have, 8:° = (2x =)? = (2x) = (2x - )*
= [2x — Qe = y)] (2s)? + 2 x x -y) + 2x -y)"]
= yf? +2 = Day + ax? +? — do]
= yfl2x? - 6xy + yl]
axe
2(-42)@x)