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MATH / There exists a polynomial P of degree 5 with the following property: If z is a complex number such that z⁵+2004z=1, then P(z²)=0. Calculate (P(1))/(P(−1)). · Discussion

Discussing There exists a polynomial P of degree 5 with the following property: If z is a complex number such that z⁵+2004z=1, then P(z²)=0. Calculate (P(1))/(P(−1)). · MATH

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