Browse · MATH Print → jmc algebra junior Problem Find t such that x−3 is a factor of x3−3x2+tx+27. Solution — click to reveal If x−3 is a factor of f(x)=x3−3x2+tx+27, then using the Factor Theorem, we know that f(3)=0. We have f(3)=33−3(32)+t(3)+27=27−27+3t+27=3t+27.So 3t+27=0. We can solve this to get t=−9. Final answer -9 ← Previous problem Next problem →