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Previous Question: The pages of a book are numbered from 1 to 128. How many page numbers contain the digit 6? Next Question: please help w/ the following: Use the Remainder Theorem to find p(-3) if P(x)= x^6+4x^5+x^3-8x^2-22. Also find the quotient polynomial that leads to the remainder. Thank you.

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