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These theorems might have been proposed before by some other mathematicians. However, I formulated them on my own without any contribution.
Please inform me if you know any one of them being published.
 
Let f(x) be a polinomial function where d[f(x)]=n. Then;

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    (Note: The big brackets represent combination. p could be any real number, whereas n has to be a natural number since f is a polinomial function.)

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If u=2k+1 where kÎZ+, then,

   

    (Note: The big brackets represent combination.)

Let ABC be an isosceles triangle (|AB|=|AC|) and D any point in the exterior region of ABC which satisfies m(ABC)+m(CAD)=60 and |BC|=|AD|. In this case, m(CDA)=30.

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