Quartic Equation Calculator
Complex Coefficients
To see the method of solving Quartic Equations, click here
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Input MUST have the format: AX4 + BX3 + CX2 + DX + E = 0 Each coefficient may be real or complex. Examples of valid entries: 3 -2.5 i -i 2i 3+4i 3-4.5i 1+i7 2-i3 1e3+2e-2i
EXAMPLE: The quartic equation:
X4 - (2+2i)X3 + 4iX2 + (2-2i)X - 1 = 0
1) Do NOT enter commas.
NOTE: This calculator uses the same method as the real-coefficient calculator, carried out entirely in complex arithmetic.
If you want to use the "long hand" method for solving quartics, you may find the information in the boxes below very helpful to check your work as you go along. Y1 and Y2 are the two cubic roots of largest size (used for p and q); Y3 is the third. |
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