Using Division of Polynomials, State Whether 2y − 5 is a Factor of 4y4 − 10y3 − 10y2 + 30y − 15

Using division of polynomials, state whether

2y − 5 is a factor of 4y⁴ − 10y³ − 10y² + 30y − 15

Sum

\[\because\] The remainder is non zero,

2y - 5 is not a factor of \[4 y^4 - 10 y^3 - 10 y^2 + 30y - 15\]

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