In this question A B means A raised to power B Let f X 1 X X 2 X 6

take a example f(1)=1+1+1^2+1^3+1^4+1^5+1^6=1+1+1+1+1+1+1=7
ans f(1^7)=f(1)=7
so 7/7 then remainder is 0
is it right
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7 is the answer...
use fermat little theorem
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7 is the ans
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answer in open seesame is 7
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assume x=1 then remainder is 0.
f(2)=1+2+4+8+16+32+64=127
f(x^7)=1+(x^7)+(x^14)+(x^21)+......+(x^42)==>1+{(x^7)*[1+(x^2)+(x^3).....+x^6)]}
==>1+{(2^7)*[1+(2^2)+(2^3).....+(2^6)]==>1+16000=16001
remainder is 26
assume x=3 then remainder is something.
so ans is none of the above.
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d) apply polynomial divison method
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please dont misguide others corrdct answer is 56 as once she selected one topping 7 toppings remain out of which she then selects one topping so 8c1 *7c1
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if we take x=2 we get different remainder than when x=1.
hence answer is none of the above.
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remainder is 0
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plz explain
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0 is answer.....
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In this question A^B means A raised to power B. Let f(X)=1+X+X^2+...X^6.
The remainder when f(X^7) is divided by f(X) is
a)0
b)7
c)6
d)none of the above