Always a root
According to rational root theorem , which of the following is always in the list of possible roots of a polynomial with integer coefficients?
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1 solution
According to rational roots theorem, the factor of the last and first coefficients are considered. 1 is factor of both of them. Thus ± 1 will always be in the list of roots of a polynomial with integer coefficients