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Find the equation whose roots are given by adding 2 to the roots of the equation \[\large\rm x^4+3x^3-13x^2-51x-36=0 \ \]
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Note:- We are not allowed to first solve the equation. The second equation should be given without solving the equation Example second coefficient = b/a = -Σa = -3 Since we are adding two to every root so b/a = -(Σa +2) = -(Σa +Σ2) = -(-3+8) = -5 thus the equation should have x^4-5x³
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