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Find a second degree polynomial with integer coefficients that has (2+i) as one of its zeros and whose constant term is 5.
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we are given one zero as 2+i so the other zero would be 2-i as complex roots always occur in conjugate pairs (x-(2+i))(x-(2+i))=0 x^2-x(2+i)-x(2-i)+(4-i^2)=0 i^2=-1 x^2-4x+5=0
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