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find a cubic equation with roots r1=3, r2=5+square root of 3 and r3=5-square root of 3 y intercept is 11
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y=A(x-3)(x-(5+sqrt3) )(x-(5-sqrt(3) )
where A is a constant
now expand the last two brackets by different of sqaures
y= A(x-3)(x^2 - (5-sqrt(3))x - (5+sqrt(3))x + (5+sqrt(3))(5-sqrt(3)) )
That was just normal expansion, probably a little confusing. Collect like terms
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