Polynomial math

The calculator evaluates a polynomial expression. The expression contains polynomials and operations +,-,/,*, mod- division remainder, gcd - greatest common divisior, egcda, egcdb, lc, deg, pp, content, monic functions.

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The calculator below solves a univariate polynomial math expression. It supports polynomial addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation, modulo, greatest common divisor, and other operations (have a look at the operation list just below the calculator). You may turn on the 'Show details' switch to get step by step solution.

PLANETCALC, Polynomial arithmetic

Polynomial arithmetic

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Polynomial input formats

The calculator expects input polynomials in any combinations of two formats:

  • as a coefficient vector (highest-degree coefficient first) e.g. [1 2 3 4 5]+[6 7 8 9]
  • as a formula e.g. (x^4+2x^3+3x^2+4x+5)/(6x^3+7x^2+8x+9)

Polynomial operations

+ - polynomial addition
- - polynomial subtraction
/ - polynomial division
*- polynomial multiplication
^ - exponentiation to integer degree
() - expression grouping
content(u) - polynomial content (mutual gcd of polynomial coefficients)
deg(u) - polynomial degree
egcda(u;v) - a polynomail of Bézout's identity( au+bv=g )
egcdb(u;v) - b polynomail of Bézout's identity
gcd(u;v) - polynomial greatest common divisor
lc(u) - polynomial leading coefficient
mod(u;v) - polynomial division remainder (modulo)
monic(u) - monic polynomial
pp(u) - primitive part of polynomial

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