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-====== Horner'​s method ======+====== Horner'​s method ​for polynomial evaluation ​======
  
 ===Horner'​s method without base points ​ === ===Horner'​s method without base points ​ ===
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-evaluation only requires 4 adds and 4 multiplies. It's easy to see that these are the same polynmial, just written differently. The approach generalizes to arbitrary-order polynomials,​ and the payoff gets bigger as the order of the polynomial increases.+evaluation only requires 4 adds and 4 multiplies. It's easy to see that these are just two different ways of writing ​the exact same polynomial. The approach generalizes to arbitrary-order polynomials,​ and the payoff gets bigger as the order of the polynomial increases.
  
 === Horner'​s method with base points === === Horner'​s method with base points ===
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