Raymond B. answered 7d
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-2, 7+5i, 7-5i are the 3 zeros, the imaginary zeros always come in conjugate pairs so if 7+5i is a zero then so too is 7-5i a zero
x=-2, x+2=0
x=7+5i and 7-5i
(x-(7+5i)(x-(7-5i))= (x-7-5i)(x-7+5i) = x^2 -14x+49+25
x^2 -14x+74
corresponding factors are
(x+2)(x^2-14x+74)
= x^3 -12x^2 +46x + 128
or any multiple such as double
each term = 2x^3 -24x^2 + 92x + 256
also have the same required zeros and degree 3