The polynomial 2x-1 is of degree 1 and has a zero at 1/2.
The polynomial x^2+4 is of degree 2 and has a zero at 2i and another at -2i.
Hence, the desired polynomial will be (2x-1)(x^2+4).
Julia G.
asked 10/28/20Degree 3 polynomial with integer coefficients with zeros 2i and 1/2
The polynomial 2x-1 is of degree 1 and has a zero at 1/2.
The polynomial x^2+4 is of degree 2 and has a zero at 2i and another at -2i.
Hence, the desired polynomial will be (2x-1)(x^2+4).
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