Question #132164

Show that the polynomial
X5=9x + 3
Is not solvable by radicals over

Expert's answer

For a polynomial of degree 5, we simply consider the derivative and determine the number of real and complex roots from there.


p(x)=x59x3p(x) =x^{5}-9x-3


ff is an irreducible polynomial of prime degree pp since the polynomial cannot be factored into nontrivial polynomials over the same field, then the Galois group of ff is the full symmetric group Sp.


In this case, pp =5 and S5 is not solvable


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