For a third degree monic polynomial, it is seen that the sum of roots are zero. What is the relation between the minimum angle to be rotated to have a Rolles point (α in Radians) and the cyclic sum of the roots taken two at a time c

Can never have a Rolles pointc) α = 180⁄π tan-1(c)d) α = tan-1(

Can never have a Rolles pointc) α = 180⁄π tan-1(c)

For a third degree monic polynomial, it is seen that the sum of roots

1.	For a third degree monic polynomial, it is seen that the sum of roots are zero. What is the relation between the minimum angle to be rotated to have a Rolles point (α in Radians) and the cyclic sum of the roots taken two at a time c
A.	α = π⁄180 * tan-1(c)
B.	Can never have a Rolles pointc) α = 180⁄π tan-1(c)d) α = tan-1(
C.	Can never have a Rolles pointc) α = 180⁄π tan-1(c)
D.	α = tan-1(c)view answer
Answer» E.

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