If 3 and square root of 3 are two of the roots of a fourth degree polynomial with integer coefficients, which of the following could be the product of the other two roots?

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anonymous · Answer

do you have the selected answer?

anonymous · Answer

the other two roots may be complex numbers

anonymous · Answer

the product of other two roots maybe
(x-3i)(x-isqrt3)

anonymous · Answer

A.sqrt 3  B. sqrt6 C. 3 D. 3+sqrt3

anonymous · Answer

your question tels, which of the following could be the product of the other two roots?

anonymous · Answer

yea..

anonymous · Answer

ill say its D=3sqrt3

anonymous · Answer

how did you figured it out ?

anonymous · Answer

the first two roots are (x-3)(x-sqrt3) now the other roots are complex

anonymous · Answer

um...ok....