Growth of polynomials. If f(z) is a polynomial of degree n > 0 and M is an arbitrary positive real number (no matter how large), show that there exists a positive real number R such that If(z) > M for all z> R.

Growth of polynomials. If f(z) is a polynomial of degree n > 0 and M is an arbitrary positive real number (no matter how large), show that there exists a positive real number R such that If(z) > M for all z> R.

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Growth of polynomials. If f(z) is a polynomial
of degree n > 0 and M is an arbitrary positive
real number (no matter how large), show that
there exists a positive real number R such that
|f(2)| > M for all |z| > R.

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