
Arturo O. answered 03/09/18
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Assuming you want the coefficients to be real (which you did not state in the problem description), the complex conjugate of a complex zero must also be a zero. Therefore, the 4 zeros are
5 - 5i
5 + 5i
-4
-4
f(x) = A[x - (5 - 5i)][x - (5 + 5i)](x + 4)2,
where A is any real number ≠ 0. You can expand this into standard form if you wish.

Arturo O.
I leave that up to you. It is just a matter of doing the algebra. The coefficients will come out real.
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