Polynomial Root Finder

One polynomial per line, coefficients from highest to lowest power separated by commas or spaces; 1 -3 2 means x²-3x+2=0. Methods: all roots / Newton / bisection
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No. Expression Method Root Iterations Steps

Introduction to the tool and how to use it

Online polynomial root finder: enter one equation per line, coefficients separated high-to-low degree by commas or spaces; entering 1 -3 2 means x²-3x+2=0. Choose all roots (including complex roots shown as a+bi), Newton's method (give an initial x0 and see x / f(x) / f'(x) at each iteration), or bisection (give interval a, b and see the midpoint and interval width). Degree caps at 20, and linear equations return an analytic solution directly; when there is no root in the interval or convergence fails, it reports clearly and never outputs NaN.

How to use

  1. Paste polynomial coefficients per line from highest degree to lowest.
  2. Choose the root-finding method and enter the corresponding initial value or interval.
  3. Click Run.
  4. Copy or export the roots.

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