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lowest degree of polynomial that removes the first digit of an integer in base p
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lowest degree of polynomial that removes the first digit of an integer in base p
Thank you for your nice answer! I also wonder what the degree is going to be like if we want to remove $k$ lowest digits, where $k > 1$?
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lowest degree of polynomial that removes the first digit of an integer in base p
Thank you for your nice answer! I wonder what the degree is going to be like if we want to remove $k$ lowest digits, where $k > 1$?
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lowest degree of polynomial that removes the first digit of an integer in base p
So...? A nonzero polynomial can have a zero derivative : for example take $f = px^p $ and n =2
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