
Tim T. answered 07/14/19
Math: K-12th grade to Advanced Calc, Ring Theory, Cryptography
Greetings! Lets solve this shall we ?
So, we must find a polynomial of degree 5 with a zero of 1 and a multiplicity of 2 and -2 is the second and last zero. -2 is the last zero, hence the factor of the polynomial is
x3+8=0
x3 = -8..............Cube root both sides such that
x = -2
3 is the leading coefficient such that
3(x - 1)2(x3+8)..............Then we multiply everything out such that
3 (x2-2x+1)(x3+8)............Then
3(x5+8x2-2x4-16x+x3+8)...........Finally,
= 3x5-6x4+3x3+24x2-48x+24
I hope this helped!