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Quadratic polynomial (ax2+bx+c,a=0)

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A quadratic polynomial in one variable over a field has polynomial degree two and the displayed form. Its roots of a polynomial satisfy a quadratic equation. The polynomial and its associated polynomial function are distinct objects: over a finite field, different polynomials can define the same function.

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