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Post Closed as "too localized" by Pete L. Clark, Andres Caicedo, Bill Johnson, Andy Putman, Charles Siegel
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Luke's polynomial questionFor every positive integer A there exists a unique polynomial Q_A(X) of degree A-1 satisfying the identity (1-x/2)^A Q_A(x) + (x/2)^A Q_A(2-x) - 1 = 0 How to prove this ? A simple proof plz im a noob. Luke
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