Find a polynomial of degree 4 with the zeros 4, 3, i, and -i.
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We know that if a polynomial has a complex root, then its conjugate is also a root. Therefore, the roots of the polynomial are 4, 3, i, and -i, and their conjugates: 4, 3, -i, and i. Show more…
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