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Authors: Victor Wang
Through a high school student’s lens, we investigate the classical problem of relating a polynomial’s roots to its coefficients and demonstrate how to derive the solution to the cubic and quartic using radicals, as well as the trigonometric solution to the real-rooted cubic. In the afterword, we discuss the history of the problem, as well as the history of how this work came to be.
Comments: 19 Pages. (Note by viXra Admin: This paper is written by a HS Student and may fall outside the scholarly scope/norm) )
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