If the remainder equals zero when a polynomial expression is divided by x-a then, a) x-a is not a factor of the polynomial
b) x-a is a factor of the polynomial
c)the polynomial must be of degree 0
d) the polynomial must be of degree 2
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b) x-a is a factor of the polynomial

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True.  so if P( x ) is a polynomial and if (x - a ) is a factor; then P(a) = 0. since P(a) produces a remainder, the statement is true.

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