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Zane is a three-year-old who wants to find the roots of the cubic <imath>ax^3-bx^2+cx-d</imath>, but doesn't know how to, so he randomly factors the equation into <imath>(x+a)(x-b)(x+c)</imath>. For | Zane is a three-year-old who wants to find the roots of the cubic <imath>ax^3-bx^2+cx-d</imath>, but doesn't know how to, so he randomly factors the equation into <imath>(x+a)(x-b)(x+c)</imath>. For how many polynomials is the equation equal to Zach's factoring? | ||
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Zane is a three-year-old who wants to find the roots of the cubic
, but doesn't know how to, so he randomly factors the equation into
. For how many polynomials is the equation equal to Zach's factoring?
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