Find the nonconstant polynomial P(x) such that
P(P(x))=(x2+x+1)P(x)
I do not know but it looks interesting. I will be interested in the answer when it comes
it's pretty clear P(x) can't be an odd degree so we'll try a 2nd degree polynomial
Letting P(x)=c0+c1x+c2x2then grinding out the expansions of each side and equating like power of x coefficientswe get two solutionsP(x)=0P(x)=x+x2
Thanks Rom,
I will have to think about that one :)
Maybe you can follow this.
Thanks Rom.
I will look :)