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A systematic approach to the exact roots of polynomials (English)
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3 September 2009
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In the paper the author introduces a method for obtaining the exact roots of polynomials of degree \(n=2,3,4\) by establishing a corresponding polynomials of one degree less. The solution for the fourth degree equations is different in form from the solution of Cardano and Ferrari. It is discussed that in accord with Abel's theorem, this method does not give solutions for the fifth degree equations.
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polynomials of degree 2,3,4
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zeros of polynomials
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