Re: Factorise the polynominal x^10+1024


jeffa wrote:
>
> Factorise the polynominal x^10+1024 into polynominal
> factors with real coefficients

Hint: x^10 + 1024 = (x^2)^5 + (2^2)^5.

(Extra hint: If you can factor the RHS at all,
has your tutor covered reciprocal polynomials?)

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