SOLUTION: Please help me to prove that a, b, and c is odd (where) ax� + bx + c = 0 thanks in advance :)

SOLUTION: Please help me to prove that a, b, and c is odd (where) ax� + bx + c = 0 thanks in advance :)

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Question 707659: Please help me to prove that a, b, and c is odd (where) ax� + bx + c = 0
thanks in advance :)
Answer by MathLover1(20849) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
....factor

assume ,, are all , then for this a solution, must be as
however,
if is , is ; so, is

so, if ,, are all , there are

, the equation has

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