Abstract
A slight modification to construct Routh's array is presented to cope with the special case of vanishing leading array elements. By means of the modified array, root locations of a polynomial can readily be determined through counting first-column sign changes, as is with the normal Routh's test, without the necessity, of adopting the e-approach.
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