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This simplifies to <math>m^{2}c + nc + 40mc + 441c = 1261 \Rightarrow c(m^{2} + n + 40m + 441) = 1261</math> | This simplifies to <math>m^{2}c + nc + 40mc + 441c = 1261 \Rightarrow c(m^{2} + n + 40m + 441) = 1261</math> | ||
− | Hence, <math>c|1261</math> | + | Hence, <math>c|1261 \Rightarrow c \in {1,13,97,1261}</math> |
-Arnav Nigam | -Arnav Nigam |
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Problem
There are real numbers and such that is a root of and is a root of These two polynomials share a complex root where and are positive integers and Find
Solution 1
Conjugate root theorem
Solution in progress
~JimY
Solution 2
Solution 3 (Somewhat Bashy)
, hence
Also, , hence
satisfies both we can put it in both equations and equate to 0.
In the first equation, we get Simplifying this further, we get
Hence, and
In the second equation, we get Simplifying this further, we get
Hence, and
Comparing (1) and (2),
and
;
Substituting these in gives,
This simplifies to
Hence,
-Arnav Nigam
See also
2021 AIME II (Problems • Answer Key • Resources) | ||
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