Polynomial Zeros

Theorem (Polynomial Zeros) Conjugate Pairs Theorem. If a polynomial polynomial zeros _gr_1.gif] of degree polynomial zeros _gr_2.gif] has real coefficients and if polynomial zeros _gr_3.gif] with polynomial zeros _gr_4.gif] is a complex zero of polynomial zeros _gr_5.gif] then the conjugate polynomial zeros _gr_6.gif] is also a zero of polynomial zeros _gr_7.gif]

Theorem (Polynomial Zeros) Rational Roots Theorem. If the polynomial

polynomial zeros _gr_8.gif]

has integer coefficients and if polynomial zeros _gr_9.gif] is a rational zero of polynomial zeros _gr_10.gif] such that polynomial zeros _gr_11.gif] and polynomial zeros _gr_12.gif] have no common prime factor, then

    (i) the numerator polynomial zeros _gr_13.gif] of the zero is a factor of the constant term polynomial zeros _gr_14.gif]
    
    (ii) the denominator polynomial zeros _gr_15.gif] of the zero is a factor of the leading coefficient polynomial zeros _gr_16.gif]

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