Symmetric Polynomials and Polynomial Manipulations - Mastering AMC 10/12

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In this video, we will cover a cool trick to solve symmetric polynomials easily and polynomials manipulations, which is constructing a different polynomial with roots that are reciprocals, more or less by a certain number, etc of another polynomial.

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Can the variables be different but the coefficient are same like a5 = a4

saurabhsuman
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For the complicated polynomial, how could I notice that it’s a symmetrical polynomial?

naturalsustainable
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I recognize some stuff from volume 2. I also want to get through precalc, recap intermediate cp, and do vol 2, so do I need to do a lot of exercises or is mostly reading still helpful?

proximitymath