Quintic equation
In mathematics, a quintic equation is a polynomial equation in which the greatest exponent on the independent variable is five. For example:
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| ► | Bring-Jerrard normal form |
| ► | Bring radicals |
| ► | Algebraic solution of the general quintic |
| ► | See also |
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