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Past exam of the number theory course of the University of Oxford / 2007 / A / 1 / ii / Solution

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Reciprocal roots require c3​=0, equivalently every original root is nonzero. Their monic polynomial is the normalized reciprocal polynomial
c3​X3f(1/X)​=X3+c3​c2​​X2+c3​c1​​X+c3​1​​.
(1)
If c3​=0, at least one reciprocal in the source is undefined, so that part has no polynomial interpretation without the nonzero-root qualification.

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