A polynomial Q(x)=knxn+kn−1xn−1+…+k1x+k0 with real coefficients is called powerful if the equality ∣k0∣=∣k1∣+∣k2∣+…+∣kn−1∣+∣kn∣ , and non-increasing , if k0≥k1≥…≥kn−1≥kn .
Let for the polynomial P(x)=adxd+ad−1xd−1+…+a1x+a0 with nonzero real coefficients, where ad>0 , the polynomial P(x)(x−1)t(x+1)s is powerful for some non-negative integers s and t ( s+t>0 ). Prove that at least one of the polynomials P(x) and (−1)dP(−x) is nonincreasing.