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Maths Extension 1 - Polynomials http://fatmuscle.cjb.net 1 Polynomials ! Definitions and properties of polynomials ! Division of polynomials ! Theorems ! Remainder Theorem ! Factor Theorem ! Other ! Sums and Products of Roots ! Approximation Methods

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Polynomials

! Definitions and properties of polynomials! Division of polynomials! Theorems

! Remainder Theorem! Factor Theorem! Other

! Sums and Products of Roots! Approximation Methods

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Definitions and properties of polynomialsPolynomial Expression P(x) = p0xn + p1xn-1 + p2xn-2 + � + pn-1x + pn where p0 ≠ 0

Coefficients p0 , p1 , p2 , p3 , �

Leading term pnxn

Constant p0

If pn = 1 It is a monic

If p0 = p2 = p3 = 0 Then P(x) is a zero polynomial

Example 1P(x) = 3x4 � x3 + 7x2 � 2x + 3

Coefficient of .x4 Is ___3.x3 Is ___� 1

Leading term is 3x4

Constant is 3

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Division of polynomialsP(x) = A(x) × Q(x) + R(x)Dividend = Divisor × Quotient + Remainder

3x4 � x3 + 7x2 � 2x + 3 = x � 2 × 3x3 + 5x2 +17x + 32 + 67

LONG DIVISION!!!

3x3 + 5x2 + 17x + 32x � 2 3x4 � x3 + 7x2 � 2x + 3

3x4 � 6x3

5x3 + 7x2

5x3 � 10x2

17x2 � 2x17x2 � 34x

32x + 332x � 64

67

Example 2Divide and find �a� such that R(x) = 0

x 2 + (a � 2)x + (4 � a)x + 2 x 3 + ax2 + ax + 6

x 3 + 2ax2

(a � 2)x2 + ax(a � 2)x2 + (2z � 4)x

(4 � a)x + 6(4 � a)x + 2(4 � a)

2a � 2

For R(x) = 0, 2a � 22a

= 0= 2

a = 1

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TheoremsRemainder Theorem! If a polynomial P(x) is divided by (x � a), then the remainder is P(a)

Example 1x � 2; a = 2

P(2) = 3(2)4 � (2)3 + 7(2)2 � 2(2) + 3= 48 � 8 + 28 � 4 + 3= 67

3x3 + 5x2 + 17x + 32x � 2 3x4 � x3 + 7x2 � 2x + 3

3x4 � 6x3

5x3 + 7x2

5x3 � 10x2

17x2 � 2x17x2 � 34x

32x + 332x � 64

67

Factor Theorem! For any polynomial P(x), if P(a) = 0, then (x � a) is a factor of P(x)

OR! For any polynomial P(x), if (x � a) is a factor of P(x), then P(a) = 0

Other! For a polynomial of degree n, there exist at least k factors, where k < n! If we have n distinct zeroes, the degree of the polynomial must be at least n degree! Polynomials of n degree, cannot have more than n zeroes! If a polynomial of n degree has more than n zeroes, than P(x) = 0; null polynomial! P1(x), P2(x) ar both of degree n, the coefficients are equal

Ax2 + Bx + C = 2x2 � 3x + 5A = 2B = -3C = 5

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Sums and Products of Roots

Quadratic : ax2 + bx + cβα + = a

b− Sum of roots 1 at a timeαβ = a

c Sum of roots 2 at a time (product of roots)

Cubic : ax3 + bx2 + cx + dγβα ++ = a

b− Sum of roots 1 at a timeγαβγαβ ++ = a

c Sum of roots 2 at a timeαβγ = a

d− Sum of roots 3 at a time (product of roots)

Quartic : ax4 + bx3 + cx2 + dx + eδγβα +++ = a

b− Sum of roots 1 at a timeδαγδβγαβ +++ βδαγ ++ = a

c Sum of roots 2 at a timeδαβγδαβγδαβγ +++ = a

d− Sum of roots 3 at a timeαβγδ = a

e Sum of roots 4 at a time (product of roots)

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Approximation MethodsHalf-interval! )(xf is continuous and differentiable! bxa ≤≤! )(af and )(bf have opposite signs! There should be at least 1 root

Midpoint x3 = 2

21 xx +

Midpoint x4 = 2

23 xx + OR = 2

13 xx + Using x2 or x1 depends if)( 3xf is < 0 or > 0

Newton�s Method of ApproximationIf x1 is close to the desired root, then x2 is a good approximation.

)(')(

1n

nnn xf

xfxx −=+

! If the approximation becomes further, stop!! Can�t use stationary points.

If x = a is clsoe to the root of the equationf(x) = 0, then the x-intercept x2 of the tangentat x1 is closer to the root.

1x2xRoot

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Example 1Using approximation methods, find the root of P(x) = x3 � 5x + 12

Half-interval � Using 4 times; x = -1, 4; 2 decimal places.P(-1) = (-1)3 � 5(-1) + 12

= -1 + 5 + 12= 1616 > 0

P(-4) = (-4)3 � 5(-4) + 12= -64 + 20 + 12= -32-32 < 0

.x3 = 2

41−−

= 5.2−

P(-2.5) = (-2.5)3 � 5(-2.5) + 12= -15.63 + 12.5 + 12= 8.878.87 > 0

.x4 = 2

45.2 −−

= -3.25

P(-3.25) = (-3.25)3 � 5(-3.25) + 12= -34.33 + 16.25 + 12= -6.08-6.08 < 0

.x5 = 2

5.225.3 −−

= -2.88

P(-2.88) = (2.88)3 � 5(-2.88) + 12= -23.89 + 14.4 + 12= 4.514.51 > 0

.x6 = 2

25.388.2 −−

= -3.07

P(-3.07) = (-3.07)3 � 5(-3.07) + 12= -28.93 + 15.35 + 12= -1.58

This is close to the root (�3)Our answer after 4 times, is �3.07

Newton�s Method of ApproximationLet x1 = �2

)(xf = x3 � 5x + 12)(' xf = 3x2 � 5

f (-2) = (-2)3 � 5(-2) + 12= -8 + 10 + 12= 14.x2

= 7142 −−

= �4 f �(-2) = 3(-2)2 � 5= 12 � 5= 7

f (-4) = (-4)3 � 5(-4) + 12= -64 + 20 + 12= -32.x3

= 43324 −−−

= �3.26 f �(-4) = 3(-4)2 � 5= 48 � 5= 43

The root is close to �3.26