The two evaluations of the given polynomial are:
P(-6) = -36
P(-6) = -36
How to find the evaluations of P(x)?
Here we know that:
P(x)/(x - 6) = Q(x)
So we can rewrite:
P(x) = Q(x)*(x - 6).
Now, first we want to get two evaluations, the first one is P(-6), here we do know that Q(-6) = 3, so:
P(-6) = Q(-6)*(-6 - 6) = 3*-12
P(-6) = -36
Now we want to get P(6), so we have:
P(6) = Q(6)*(6 - 6) = Q(6)*0 = 0
P(6) = 0.
So the two evaluations are:
P(-6) = -36
P(-6) = -36
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