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Omni-MATH / Let f(x)=cx(x−1), where c is a positive real number. We use f^(n)(x) to denote the polynomial obtained by composing f with itself n times. For every positive integer n, all the roo… · Discussion

Discussing Let f(x)=cx(x−1), where c is a positive real number. We use f^(n)(x) to denote the polynomial obtained by composing f with itself n times. For every positive integer n, all the roo… · Omni-MATH

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