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I think you are looking for the roots of the polynomial:

f = x^2 - 30*x + 2817
f.roots()

which gives:

[(-36*I*sqrt(2) + 15, 1), (36*I*sqrt(2) + 15, 1)]

This would mean that your original function is equal to:

x230x+2817=(x(1536(2))(x(15+36(2))

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I think you are looking for the roots of the polynomial:

f = x^2 - 30*x + 2817
f.roots()

which gives:

[(-36*I*sqrt(2) + 15, 1), (36*I*sqrt(2) + 15, 1)]

This would mean that your original function is equal to:

$$ x^2-30*x+2817 x^2-30x+2817 = \left(x-(15-36 \sqrt(-2)\right)\left(x-(15+36\sqrt(-2)\right)$$

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I think you are looking for the roots of the polynomial:

f = x^2 - 30*x + 2817
f.roots()

which gives:

[(-36*I*sqrt(2) + 15, 1), (36*I*sqrt(2) + 15, 1)]

This would mean that your original function is equal to:

$$ x^2-30x+2817 = \left(x-(15-36 \sqrt(-2)\right)\left(x-(15+36\sqrt(-2)\right)$$\sqrt{-2}\right)\left(x-(15+36\sqrt{-2}\right)$$

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I think you are looking for the roots of the polynomial:

f = x^2 - 30*x + 2817
f.roots()

which gives:

[(-36*I*sqrt(2) + 15, 1), (36*I*sqrt(2) + 15, 1)]

This would mean that your original function is equal to:

$$ x^2-30x+2817 = \left(x-(15-36 \sqrt{-2}\right)\left(x-(15+36\sqrt{-2}\right)$$\sqrt{-2})\right)\left(x-(15+36\sqrt{-2})\right)$$