i want to find roots of a polynomial whose power is 2.59 and 4.06?

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aa=abs(A^2)*Vr^4+2*abs(A)*(Vr^2)*abs(Z)*(P0*Vr^np*cos(thetaz-deltaA)+Q0*Vr^nq*sin(thetaz-deltaA))-Vs^2*Vr^2+(P0^2*Vr^2*np+Q0^2*Vr^2*nq)*abs(Z^2);
where
np=2.59
nq=4.06
i tried using
syms Vr;
aa=abs(A^2)*Vr^4+2*abs(A)*(Vr^2)*abs(Z)*(P0*Vr^np*cos(thetaz-deltaA)+Q0*Vr^nq*sin(thetaz-deltaA))-Vs^2*Vr^2+(P0^2*Vr^2*np+Q0^2*Vr^2*nq)*abs(Z^2);
ans1=vpasolve(aa,Vr);
please suggest with example
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 7 Mar 2021
By definition, polynomials only have non-negative integer powers of the variable they are polynomial in.

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