Question: Suppose that P is a polynomial and that P(a) > 0 for a fixed a R. Prove that P(x)/(x - a) as

Suppose that P is a polynomial and that P(a) > 0 for a fixed a ˆŠ R. Prove that P(x)/(x - a) †’ ˆž as x †’ a+, P(x)/(x - a) †’ -ˆž as x †’ a-, but

Suppose that P is a polynomial and that P(a) >

does not exist.

P(x)

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