Mathematics, 11.02.2021 06:30 randlemccray6338

Suppose `k\left(x\right)=` `x^{4}-81` what would the remainder be when `k\left(x\right)`is divided by `x+2`

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Suppose `k\left(x\right)=` `x^{4}-81` what would the remainder be when `k\left(x\right)`is divided...