
Arturo O. answered 04/08/18
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In order to have real coefficients, the complex conjugate of a complex zero must also be a zero. Therefore the zeros are
5
3 + i
3 - i
f(x) = A(x - 5) [x - (3 + i)] [x - (3 - i)]
A = leading coefficient = 1
f(x) = (x - 5) [x - (3 + i)] [x - (3 - i)]
Expand this into standard from very carefully. The coefficients should all come out real.