Re: 137 Degree Calculator

On May 13, 2:18=A0pm, Mike <m.fee@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> On the other hand, if x is considered as a complex number (and it
probably=
 should be as we are solving a polynomial),
> then x^x (x : complex) [...]

Except that x^x is _not_ a polynomial.

Indeed, for polynomials it actually is more convenient to define x^0 =3D
1 at x =3D 0, so that
we may use sigma notation. So the polynomial equation in the OP's post
becomes:

sigma_(j=3D0)^n (a_j*x^j) =3D 0.