Arturo O. answered 11/01/17
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I assume you seek a polynomial with real coefficients that has those zeros. Note that if one of the zeros is complex, its complex conjugate must also be a zero (for the coefficients to be real). So the zeros are
4
4
6i
-6i
The polynomial is
P(x) = A(x - 4)2(x - 6i)(x + 6i) = A(x - 4)2(x2 + 36)
where A is any real number other than 0. You can multiply it out to express P(x) in standard form if you wish.