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Omni-MATH / The polynomial x³−3x²+1 has three real roots r₁,r₂, and r₃. Compute root[3](3r₁−2)+root[3](3r₂−2)+root[3](3r₃−2). · Discussion

Discussing The polynomial x³−3x²+1 has three real roots r₁,r₂, and r₃. Compute root[3](3r₁−2)+root[3](3r₂−2)+root[3](3r₃−2). · Omni-MATH

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