POLYE gives the equation of a polynomial given its roots.   First enter in the number of solutions (roots) then the roots them selves.

POLYM multiples two polynomials of any degree.  First enter the degree of each polynomail then the coeffients of each polynomail.  When giving the coeffients, remember the degrees in the order that you gave them.

POLYP raises a polynomial to a power given the degree of the polynomial and the power raising to.   This program gives two options:  raising a polynomail to a power and A(X-B)^N.
In raising a polynomail to a power, first give the degree of the polynomial and the power to raise it to then the polynomail itself.
A(X-B)^N raises a binomial with a certain root to a power then multiplies it with a strech factor A is the strech factor, B is the root, and N is the raising power.

POLYD does polynomial division. The dividend may have any positive degree and the divisor may have any positive degree that is less than the dividend's degree. Also included in the program is synthetic division. The synthetic division may be done one number at a time or more than one number at a time. 

POLYAS does addition and subtraction on two polynomials of the same degree.  First, give the degree of the polynomials then the coeffients of each polynomial.  If the degree of one polynomail is greater than the other, just enter in 0s for the smaller degree to make up to the bigger.

POLYC gives the conjugent of a non-rational and non-real root and the equation of the quadratic that has both roots.  There will be three options:  only complex, only irrational, and both complex & irrational.