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If two polynomials p z = a z 3 +4 z 2 +3z4   and h(z)= z 3 4z+a   are divided by the linear polynomial g(z)= z+1   leaving the same remainder, then the value of a   is ____.


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If two polynomials p z = a z 3 +4 z 2 +3z4   and h(z)= z 3 4z+a   are divided by the linear polynomial g(z)= z+1   leaving the same remainder, then the value of a   is 1.   The given polynomials are,
p z = a z 3 +4 z 2 +3z4  
h(z)= z 3 4z+a  
g(z)= z+1  
We know by the Remainder theorem that if a linear polynomial g(z)= zk   divides a polynomial p(z)   of degree one or greater than one, then the remainder will be equal to p(k).  
Equate  z+1 =0.   z=1  
k=1.   According to the question, we have,
p 1 =h 1   a 3 3 +4 3 2 +3 3 4= 3 3 4 3 +a 27a+36+94=2712+a 27a+41=15+a  
26a=26 a=1  
Therefore, if two polynomials p z = a z 3 +4 z 2 +3z4   and h(z)= z 3 4z+a   are divided by the linear polynomial g(z)= z+1   leaving the same remainder, then the value of a=1.    
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