Donae J.
asked 12/14/18Need help -Math Finale-
Find a polynomial of degree 4 With integer coefficients search that -1 is a zero, 2 is a zero and 4+i is a zero
1 Expert Answer

Arturo O. answered 05/22/20
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The complex conjugate of a complex zero must also be a zero, so the 4 zeros are
-1
2
4 + i
4 - i
f(x) = A(x + 1)(x -2) [x - (4 + i)] [x - (4 - i)],
where A is a real integer and A ≠ 0. Expand to standard form if you wish. The coefficients will all come out real and integer.
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