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Polynomial Remainder TheoremIf the Coefficients of the Polynomial
| (1) |
are specified to be Integers, then integral Roots must have a Numerator which is afactor of and a Denominator which is a factor of (with either sign possible). This follows since aPolynomial of Order with integral Roots can be expressed as
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where the Roots are , , ..., and . Factoring out thes,
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Now, multiplying through,
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where we have not bothered with the other terms. Since the first and last Coefficients are and, all the integral roots of (1) are of the form [factors of ]/[factors of ].
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