 
Arturo O. answered  11/25/19
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To have real coefficients, the complex conjugate of any complex zero must also be a zero. Therefore
2 + i
-i
are also zeros.
Sario S.
asked  11/24/19Given a polynomial f(x) with real coefficients and the following information, find the remaining zeros of f(x).
Degree 4
Zeros: 2 - i, i
Choose ONE Answer
| -2 - i, +i | |
| 2 + i, - i | |
| none of these | |
| -2 + i, -i | 
 
Arturo O. answered  11/25/19
Experienced Physics Teacher for Physics Tutoring
To have real coefficients, the complex conjugate of any complex zero must also be a zero. Therefore
2 + i
-i
are also zeros.
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