Browse · MATH Print → jmc algebra junior Problem Find the remainder when x9−x6+x3−1 is divided by x2+x+1. Solution — click to reveal We can factor x9−x6+x3−1 as x6(x3−1)+(x3−1)=(x6+1)(x3−1)=(x6+1)(x−1)(x2+x+1).Thus, x9−x6+x3−1 is a multiple of x2+x+1, so the remainder is 0. Final answer 0 ← Previous problem Next problem →