Gauss–Lucas theorem

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Suppose that we have proven the following theorem :

Let P be a non constant complex polynomial. Then the convex hull of the roots of P' are included in the convex hull of the roots of P :

$ Conv(P') \subset Conv(P) $

Then how could we deduce the following ?

$ \forall v \in \mathbb{C} \: \: \: Conv(P') \subset Conv(P-v) $