A polynomial is an expression consisting of variables (indeterminates) and coefficients (constants) that involves only the operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and non-negative integer exponents of variables.
For example, a polynomial with 1 variable (x); polynomial with 3 variables (x,y,z):
x2β4x+7x3+2xyz2βyz+1 Polynomials appear in many areas: polynomial equations, polynomial functions, elementary word problem, complex scientific problems; they are used in calculus,numerical analysis, algebra, algebraic geometry.
A polynomial in a single indeterminate x can always be written in the form:
anβxn+anβ1βxnβ1+β―+a2βx2+a1βx+a0β
where a0β,β¦,anβ are constants and x is the indeterminate.
Expressed concisely using summation:
k=0βnβakβxk
That is, a polynomial can either be zero or can be written as the sum of a finite number of non-zero terms. Each term consists of the product of a number, called the coefficient of the term, and a finite number of indeterminates, raised to nonnegative integer powers.
Quadratic equation
(i=1βnβaiβ)2=i=1βnβ(aiβ)2+2[j=iβnβ1β(ajβk=i+1βnβakβ)] (i=1βnβaiβ)2=(a1β+a2β+β―+anβ)2=q+2p q=i=1βnβai2β=a12β+a22β+β―+an2β p=a1β(a2β+β―+anβ)+a2β(a3β+β―+anβ)+β―+anβ2β(anβ1β+anβ)+anβ1β(anβ) p=a1β(i=2βnβaiβ)+a2β(i=3βnβaiβ)+β―+anβ2β(i=(nβ1)βnβaiβ)+anβ1β(i=nβnβaiβ) p=i=1βnβ1β[aiβ(βai+1β)]