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Once it's determined that the numerator in factored form is, x(x+4)(x-1), it's easy to see,by using the remainder theorem, that the only one of these that's a factor of the denominator is x-1.Miike012 said:Ive added an attachment and highlighted the area that I have a question about. How where they able to resolve the denominator into factors without dividing the denominator by the H.C.F.?
The purpose of adding an attachment and highlighting a specific area is to provide visual support and clarification for the question being asked. It allows the recipient to easily identify the subject of the question and provides context for the question.
The attachment should be in a commonly used file format, such as PDF or JPEG, and the highlighted area should be clearly marked with a bold border or a different color. This helps to draw attention to the specific area and make it stand out from the rest of the attachment.
While it is not always necessary to add an attachment and highlight the area, it can greatly improve the clarity and understanding of the question being asked. If the question is complex or requires visual support, it is highly recommended to include an attachment and highlight the relevant area.
Yes, you can add multiple attachments and highlight multiple areas if needed. However, make sure to clearly label and organize each attachment and highlighted area so that the recipient can easily understand the question being asked.
To ensure the attachment and highlighted area are visible to the recipient, make sure to use a commonly used file format and clearly mark the highlighted area. Additionally, you can mention in the email or message that an attachment has been included and to pay attention to the highlighted area.