What first degree polynomial subtracted from x³ - x² gives a polynomial divisible by x²-1

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What first degree polynomial subtracted from x³ - x² gives a polynomial divisible by x²-1

Ax-1

Bx

Cx+1

D-x

Answer:

A. x-1

Read Explanation:

divident = (divisor x quotient) + reminder divident - remainder = (divisor x quotient ) ans = x-1

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