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I am trying to solve the following quartic equation using Ferrari's method. Can you please provide me with hints on how to proceed.
y^4-12y+3=0 this equation is of the form y^4+fx^3+gx^2+hx+j=0 When I use Ferrari's method and try to substitute y=x-f/4 I would get the same equation because f=0. I tried to form a quadratic equation: (y^2)^2-12y+3=0 and I was able to get the two roots of this equation, but this is not using the Ferrari method. Thanks |
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