What is the leading coefficient of a third degree polynomial function that has an output of 1,272 when x=2, and has zeros of −6, 7i, and −7i?
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The given zeros are -6, 7i, and -7i. Since the polynomial is a third degree polynomial, it can be expressed in factored form as: \[ f(x) = a(x + 6)(x - 7i)(x + 7i) \] Show more…
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