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Suppose P(x) = x^3 + a x^2 + b x + c has three distinct integer roots. P(2002)=2001, q(x)=x^2-2x+2002 and P(q(x)) dosen't have a real roots. now find different two positve roots of p(x).
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sorry, i misstyped the problem.
My prof told me that if we have p(2002) = 2001 it means 2002|P(x) = something and remainder is 2001 yours has "something " in the form of q (x) so I want to make sure our information and knowledge "meet " at somewhere. discuss, please
you stated that P(x) has 3 distinct roots, and ask to find out the other two. but what is the first one? if P(2002) =2001 , then 2002 definitely is not a root. I want to know about that "real root"
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