Lecture

Polynomial Equations: Solving Methods

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Description

This lecture covers various methods for solving polynomial equations, including examples of factorization, Euclidean division, and root finding. The instructor demonstrates the application of these methods through examples such as finding roots and factorizing polynomials.

Instructor

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Mathematics

Algebra: Polynomials

Analysis: Numerical analysis

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