Arturo O. answered 06/12/20
Experienced Physics Teacher for Physics Tutoring
I will show you how to solve this, but YOU do the work. The complex conjugate of a complex zero must also be a zero, so your 5 zeros are
0
i
-i
2 - i
2 + i
f(x) = Ax (x - i)(x + i) [x - (2 - i)] [x - (2 + i)]
f(x) = Ax (x2 + 1) [x - (2 - i)] [x - (2 + i)]
Now carefully expand this and simplify. All the coefficients will come out real. Then set
f(-4) = -12580
and solve for A, which will also come out real. You should be able to finish from here.