I have a 5th order algebraic equation. I want to know the number of positive or negative or imaginary roots of that equation. Apart from Descarte's rule of sign's can anyone give an idea to find the number of negative roots of the equation.
Use Sturm's theorem (see Wikipedia) with a=-infinity and b=0.
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