If `P` has nonzero constant coefficient over a domain, then `X t` is a nonzerodivisor modulo `(P, X s)` for `s ≠ t`.

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If `P` has nonzero constant coefficient over a domain, then `X t` is a nonzerodivisor modulo `(P, X s)` for `s ≠ t`. · Prove2Me