Unique Method for Solving Quintic Equation Swiftly | Math Olympiad | Quintic Polynomial Equation

Explore quintic polynomial equations in this Math Olympiad focused video. Learn special techniques and efficient methods to tackle these complex algebraic challenges. For more Mathematical Olympiad challenge: • Solve Quartic Equation...
This tutorial offers step-by-step guidance on solving quintic equations, perfect for students and enthusiasts looking to enhance their algebra skills. Discover a unique approach to mastering quintic equation problems efficiently and effectively.
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[@wes9627]

Prime factors of 2009 are ±1, ±7, and ±41. It follows that (1)(-1)(7)(-7)(41) = 2009 (m-a) = 1; (m-b) = -1; (m-c) = 7; (m-d) = -7; (m-e) = 41 a = (m-1); b = (m+1); c = (m-7); d = (m+7); e = (m-41) a+b+c+d+e = 5m-41 = 9, so m = 50/5 = 10

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[@mircoceccarelli6689]

m = 10 => a = 11 , b = 9 c = 17 , d = 3 e = - 31 😊👍👋

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[@rovicmartecio2440]

how did you get the values of a,b,c,d, and e? thanks :)