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    What is the full written expansion of the quartic equation?

    Question #126164. Asked by WeirdAlLover. (Jun 12 12 1:00 PM)


    Lottie1001

    		A quartic equation is a polynomial of the fourth order.

    http://mathworld.wolfram.com/QuarticEquation.html

    Jun 12 12, 3:39 PM

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