Asked by amy
use given info about a polynomial whose coefficients are real numbers to find the remaining zeros.
Degree: 6 so I know there's at least 6
zeros:-5-isqrt7, 13 + 2ni, -5 - 3i
(where n is a real number)
any ideas??????
Degree: 6 so I know there's at least 6
zeros:-5-isqrt7, 13 + 2ni, -5 - 3i
(where n is a real number)
any ideas??????
Answers
Answered by
Steve
The idea is to remember that you're dealing with a polynomial with real coefficients. That means that any complex roots occur in conjugate pairs.
So, that means that the six roots are -5-isqrt7 -5+isqrt7
13+2ni 13-2ni
-5-3i -5+3i
Now you just multiply all the factors together to get the polynomial.
So, that means that the six roots are -5-isqrt7 -5+isqrt7
13+2ni 13-2ni
-5-3i -5+3i
Now you just multiply all the factors together to get the polynomial.
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