find a third degree polynomial with real coefficients and with zeros 1 and -4+i
the answer given is z^3+7z^2+9z-17
I need the formula to work this problem and then I think I am mostly getting hung up on how to multiply the last part of the problem...I used this formula that someone gave me z-z1*z-z2*z-z3
here is what I did:
(z-1) (z-(-4+i)) (z-(-4-i))
(z-1) (z+4-i) (z+4+i)
(z-1) (z+4)^2 +1
(z-1) (z^2+8z+16+1)
(z-1) (z^2+8z+17)
is this right so far?? if it is then this is where I start having problems, if not then what am I doing wrong??
2007-07-10
13:10:05
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kimmeez
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thank you to those of you who helped and for the person with the smartaleck einstein reply, you really should not email rude replies........in fact if you have no answer you have no business replying to begin with, don't waste people's time with your rude behavior!! As for your einstein remark , as you can see several people knew how to do it so maybe you should go back and educate yourself so you may provide decent answers to people's genuine questions rather than rude and ignorant remarks. I came here for math help not petty childish remarks.....
2007-07-10
13:30:03 ·
update #1