Raymond B. answered 04/15/22
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
imaginary zeros come in conjugate pairs
if 6i is a zero, then -6i is another zero
x= 6i
x^2 = -36
x^2 + 36 is a factor of x^3 +x^2 +36 +36
divide to get another factor x+1
x =-1 is the 3rd zero
-6i, 6i, -1 are the three zeros, two imaginary, one real