Theorems need to know a) The fundamental Thm of Algebra. b) The Rational Zero Thm. c)...

Theorems need to know a) The fundamental Thm of Algebra. b) The Rational Zero Thm. c) The intermediate Value Thm. d) The Conjugate Thm.

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