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let p(x)-p'(x)=x^n.then p(0) =?

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Answered by alex1747
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P(x) is a polynomial with integer coefficient .
Let , P(x) = axⁿ + a1.x(n-1) + a2.x(n-2) ........... + an.1
P(n) is divisble by n , it means this is possible only when ,
if P(x) has no constant term .
example : P(x) = x³ + x² + x
if we put x = n
P(n) = n³ + n² + n
= n( n² + n +1) is divisible by n .

hence, P(0) = 0

kamaldas5: it is n factorial
alex1747: Uhm...typical
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