Roots of a Quartic Equation | ExamSolutions

When given the roots of a quartic equation, say alpha, beta, gamma and delta, then there is a relationship between the roots and the coefficients of the quartic equation as this video demonstrates.
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Hi Moriyanu, it's Further Maths.

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Does the formula work on quartic equations too?

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Unfortunately, solving the 4 multilinear equations in the 4 variables (alpha, beta, gamma, delta) to get the roots from the coefficients is not easy.

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