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What is the reason that every quintic equation is convertible into the bring-jerrard's normal form using the Tschirnhaus transform? It seems to be impossible but isn't... Why is it so? Why don't this transform change the solutions? Don't spam!!! |
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Answer» er: The value of –1 <= cosθ <=1 So, there is no REAL θ for which the value of cosθ = 4.996. So, the COMPLEX and imaginary SOLUTION for the above question is θ = ±2.2916i where, i = √(–1) REFER the attachment for the solution And, the value of θ for cosθ = 0.4996 => θ = 60° 1' 35'' |
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