Theorem of Ezouidi Mourad Sultan and Proof
Apply Ezouidi's theorem and solve the 3rd up to 10th degee
Language: English - 59 pages
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Synopsis
This doc introduces a new method for solving polynomials using the discriminant formula developed by Mourad Sultan Ezouidi. The formula provides an exact, algebraic solution for polynomials of any degree, overcoming the limitations of traditional methods. It works by directly utilizing the polynomial's structure, determining both the nature of the roots (whether real, complex, or repeated) and their exact values. In contrast to traditional methods, which may approximate roots or fail for certain polynomials, the discriminant formula provides exact roots for all polynomial types, regardless of the degree or nature of the roots.
The key advantage of this method lies in its ability to handle polynomials of higher degrees and those with repeated or complex roots, areas where traditional techniques struggle. Moreover, this approach has been applied to solve polynomials up to degree 18, further demonstrating its wide applicability. In addition to solving polynomials of degrees 3–10, a book containing detailed examples using this method has been published and adopted in European universities, which further demonstrates its value and effectiveness in solving complex polynomial equations
About Ezouidi's Approach Ezouidi
This document presents a new approach to solving polynomial equations of degree n using the discriminant formula of Mourad Sultan Ezouidi. This formula provides an exact solution for polynomials, including those with irrational, complex, or repeated roots. Unlike traditional methods like Newton’s Method and the Rational Root Theorem, which offer approximations or are limited to specific types of roots, this formula delivers exact solutions. The method is applied to polynomials of degree 3 through 10, demonstrating its capability to solve higher-degree equations where other techniques fail. Additionally, we explore the application of this formula in solving polynomials of degree 4, 6, and 18. The discriminant formula is further discussed in a book published and adopted in European universities, further demonstrating its practical utility in algebraic problem-solving.
Product specifications
Binding | Paperback |
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Language | English |
Publishing date | Wednesday, 4 June 2025 |
Edition | 1 |
Pagecount | 59 |
Interior color | Black/white |
Size | 155 x 235 mm |
Author | Ezouidi's Approach Ezouidi |
Category | Education > General education |