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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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