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2020年9月4日 · $\begingroup$ Ah, so it actually does generalize nicely from the algebraic proof of the conjugate root theorem! I assumed that a complicated-looking statement would necessarily take higher-level machinery - good lesson for the future.

2017年5月31日 · For z^3 = 1, the conjugate root theorem is applicable here. However for z^3 = -i, the conjugate root theorem is not applicable here. I'm confused on why the -i is considered a non-real coefficien...

2022年11月19日 · The conjugate root theorem states that for a polynomial p(x) with rational coeficients, if there exists a complex root a+bi then a-bi must also be a root of p(x). However all real numbers can be reprosented as complex numbers with the complex component b=0, so if to the polynomial p(x), a+0i is a root then a-0i is also a root meaning that p(x ...

From the Complex conjugate root theorem we get that if a polynomial in one varaible with real coefficients ...

$\begingroup$ @bru1987: No, because the complex conjugate root theorem is about real polynomials to begin with. If the source you are reading does not state that clearly, then it is a bad source. If the source you are reading does not state that clearly, then it is a bad source.

2019年3月10日 · This is called the complex conjugate root theorem. This means that a polynomial with real coefficients and odd degree will always have at least one real root, which answers the case for cubics. A quadratic with negative discriminant on …

2018年7月6日 · The Conjugate Roots Theorem, also known as the Conjugate Pairs Theorem, states that if a polynomial equation has complex coefficients, then its roots occur in conjugate pairs. This means that if a + bi is a root of the equation, then a - bi is also a root. How is the Conjugate Roots Theorem used in mathematics? The Conjugate Roots Theorem is ...

2018年2月27日 · $\begingroup$ I think the statement of the theorem ("$\sqrt{u}$ is irrational") means that it wants you to interpret it that way. But, actually, this theorem does still hold even when u is negative. But, actually, this theorem does still hold even when u is negative.