Factorisation Using Factor Theorem

Remainder and Factor Theorem

Factorise quad 6x^(2)+17x+5 by splitting the middle term,and by using the Factor Theorem.

Example based on euclid's division lemma||The fundamental Theorem OF Arithmetic|| Prime Factorization|| Factor Tree

Exercise Questions|Factor Theorem|Exercise Questions|OMR

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Methods to Solve Limits | Problems based on Factorisation| Rationalisation | Double Rationalisation and Binomial Theorem

Every composite number can be expressed as a product of primes and this factorisation is unique except the order in which prime factor occurs. Determine prime factorisation of 205751.

Every composite number can be expressed as a product of primes and this factorisation is unique except the order in which prime factor occurs. Determine prime factorisation of 20570.

Basic fundamental theorem || Factorisation and Rationalisation

Factorise y^(2)-5y+6 by using the Factor Theorem.