How do you find a 4th degree polynomial with integral coefficients that has zeros of 2 ( multiplicity of 2) and -i?
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How do you find a 4th degree polynomial with integral coefficients that has zeros of 2 ( multiplicity of 2) and -i?
You know the roots. 2 occurs twice as root. If -i is a root, so is i.
Therefore, we have
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So, the resulting quartic polynomial is
Expand out to find the polynomial .
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