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This one looks like it might be fun, if you're looking for something to do. (I wish that I were.)
K(z) = z^4 + L z^3 + M z^2 + N z - N
Two different integers are roots of both K and K '.
If L, M, and N are all not zero, then what can they be?
K(z) = z^4 + L z^3 + M z^2 + N z - N
Two different integers are roots of both K and K '.
If L, M, and N are all not zero, then what can they be?