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What does the fundamental theorem of algebra and its corollary tell you about the roots of the polynomial equation p(x)=0 where p(x) has degree n?

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Answer:

A polynomial with complex coefficients of degree n has n complex roots, counted with multiplicity.

Explanation:

We are given a polynomial p(x) in the question with degree n.

The degree n means the n is the highest power of variable in the given polynomial.

The equation:


p(x) = 0

Fundamental theorem of Algebra

  • The Fundamental theorem of Algebra states that a a polynomial of degree n will have n roots of the equation.

This can further be explained as:

  • A polynomial with complex coefficients of degree n has n complex roots, counted with multiplicity.
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