If You Are Happy And You Don't Know It You'll Get This One Right
Consider the optimal polynomial of degree n to be .The product of the roots of an optimal polynomial of degree n is denoted . Find .
And yes I decided to use latex. And yes(for those looking at me in the face with discontent), there are idiots who can't solve this problem.
The answer is 1.
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the root of any polynomial ( x − 1 ) n when n is greater than 2 is 1, because of that, the product of is just multiplying 1 on to infinity, which gives back, 1 (btw I'm surprised that people don`t like latex, it's very useful)