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Solve the equation x3=15x+4 by the method of Cardano, as explained by Lagrange. Express the roots...

Solve the equation x3=15x+4 by the method of Cardano, as explained by Lagrange. Express the roots of x3=15x+4 in terms of the roots of the reduced equation.

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