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How do we determine the factor when you ask to find the other factor

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If a problem gives us a zero do we switch the signs in synthetic division?

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On numbers three and four, what do you mean when you ask "determine F(6)" ?

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In long division when there is an x cubed, do you keep the cubed in your answer?

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In long division when there is an x cubed, do you keep the cubed in your answer?

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I still don't understand how to use the factor x-3 to get the other factor in number one using synthetic division

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How do I know that I am doing synthetic division and long division right? I am very confused.

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When putting the number in parenthesis, say the remainder is 9, is it f(-9) or f(9)

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When putting the number in parenthesis, say the remainder is 9, is it f(-9) or f(9)

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Can we review adding nedatives or keeping them organises so when doing long divison we do not get confused on 

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Can we review adding nedatives or keeping them organises so when doing long divison we do not get confused on 

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In questions 3 and 4, why would you use 7 and 6 for the number you are using in synthetic division

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I'm still confused. How do you find another factor when the original factor does not have a remainder?

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I am not sure how to write a new factor after been given one and an f(x) function when the synthetic division answer was 1x^2+3x+5.

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I am not sure how to write a new factor after been given one and an f(x) function when the synthetic division answer was 1x^2+3x+5.

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When you are subtracting a negative and positive how can you tell whether the end product will be negative or positive

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What does it mean when it asks you to "determine f(x)"?

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What does it mean when it asks you to "determine f(x)"?

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-It means that the remainder is the y-coordinate when the x-coordinate is the factor.

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For problems that ask for f(7) and it gives you a function, do you write your answer as the remainder answer? i.e. the remainder of a problem is 9, do you write your answer as f(9)?

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For problems that ask for f(7) and it gives you a function, do you write your answer as the remainder answer? i.e. the remainder of a problem is 9, do you write your answer as f(9)?

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do you have to make the first integer the opposite when using the synthetic substution    

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do you have to make the first integer the opposite when using the synthetic substution    

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In long division when there is an x cubed, do you keep the cubed for the answer?

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how do you set up a problem using factor theorem and is it different than synthetic division 

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how do you set up a problem using factor theorem and is it different than synthetic division 

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When the factor is  f(7) for example does it change or stay the same when you go to divide it?

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When the factor is  f(7) for example does it change or stay the same when you go to divide it?

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How do you write your final answer correctly for question 3?

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How do you write your final answer correctly for question 3?

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What if one of the "x" is zero? Do we cancel it out, does the following number receive that x and/or exponents?

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What if one of the "x" is zero? Do we cancel it out, does the following number receive that x and/or exponents?

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On question 3 and 4, I finished with the equation after I did synthetic division. Is that it?

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On question 3 and 4, I finished with the equation after I did synthetic division. Is that it?

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What is factor theorem? How is, for example: 6x^2 + 0x + 7 a factor of a function?

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What is factor theorem? How is, for example: 6x^2 + 0x + 7 a factor of a function?

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when i am using factored theorem and it says like f(3). for synthetic division would i put -3 or 3?

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when i am using factored theorem and it says like f(3). for synthetic division would i put -3 or 3?

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What numbers do you plug in for the Factor Theorem?

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On number 3, were you supposed to plug in 7 for x?

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Is there an actual factor theorem formula?

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What is the factor theorem

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What is the Factor Theorem

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Could you use synthetic substitution when doing the Factor Theorem

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Does our explanation for the factor Theorem need to be the same wording as on the homework or can it be similar to the wording on the homework.

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What is the Factor thorium and how do you do it?
When it asks you to find what f(#), is it the same as doing synthetic and long division.

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What numbers do you plug in.

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We were given a question with a number in front of the x but I thought for synthetic division we could only do that if there was no number in front of the x, could you clarify?

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what are the overall steps of long division?