Question

The quotient form states that:a) The polynomial P(x) is equal to the quotient Q(x) plus the reminder Rb) The reminder R will always be a non-zero numberc) The polynomial P(x) is equal to the divisor d(x) times the quotient Q(x) plus the reminder Rd) The divisor d(x) is always a factor of P(x)

Answer 1

If we have a polynomial P(x) and divide it by d(x) we get

$P(x)=d(x)\cdot Q(x)+R(x)$

It's similar to what happens in normal divisions.

Therefore, the correct statement is:

c) The polynomial P(x) is equal to the divisor d(x) times the quotient Q(x) plus the reminder R