Math, asked by akashkumar02019, 11 months ago

square root of polynomial m^4+6m^3+11m^2+6m+1​

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Answered by MaheswariS
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\textsf{I have found the square root of the given}

\textsf{polynomial by Long division method}

\begin{array}{r|ccccccccc}&m^2&+&3m&+&1&&&&\\\cline{2-10}\\m^2&m^4&+&6m^3&+&11m^2&+6m&+&1\\&m^4&&&&&&&&\\\cline{2-10}\\2m^2+3m&&&6m^3&+&11m^2&&&&\\&&&6m^3&+&9m^2&&&&\\\cline{2-10}\\2m^2+6m+1&&&&&2m^2&+&6m&+&1\\&&&&&2m^2&+&6m&+&1\\\cline{2-10}&&&&&&&&&0\\\cline{2-10}\end{array}

\textsf{Thus, we have}

\bf\sqrt{m^4+6m^3+11m^2+6m+1}=m^2+3m+1

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