Quadratic expression

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manpreet Tuteehub forum best answer Best Answer 3 years ago

If

a0n+1+a1n+a2n1++an12+an=0,a0n+1+a1n+a2n−1+…+an−12+an=0,

then the maximum possible number of roots of the equation

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manpreet 3 years ago

The answer is nn.

Indeed, let Pn(X)=nk=0ankxkPn(X)=∑k=0nan−kxk be the Legendre polynomial of degree nn. It is proportional to dndxn(xn(1x)n)dndxn(xn(1−x)n). It is well-known that PnPn has nn distinct zeros in the interval (0,1)(0,1), and by orthogonality we have also

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