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Find the square root of the polynomial 4+25x212x24x3+16x4 by division method.

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4+25x212x24x3+16x4 written in order as
16x424x3+25x212x+4
If this is a square of a simpler polynomial, then it must be expressible in one of the two forms.
(4x2+ax2)2 or (4x2+ax+2)2
So we have one of the following:
Case1:(4x2+ax2)2=16x4+8ax3+(a28)x24ax+4 on expanding
Again Case2:(4x2+ax+2)2=16x4+8ax3+(a2+8)x2+4ax+4 on expanding
Equating the coefficeints in each case
16x424x3+25x212x+4=16x4+8ax3+(a2±8)x2±4ax+4
we get 8a=24a=248=3
and ±4a=12a=±3
So,16x424x3+25x212x+4=(4x23x+2)2
16x424x3+25x212x+4=4x23x+2

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