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Find a polynomial P(x) with integer coefficients that satisfy the following conditions: P(x) has degree 4 with the zeros 3, 0 and -i
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The roots come in complex conjugates so is -i is a root, so is i. Therefore the factors are: P(x)= (x-0)(x-3)(x-i)(x+i)
You could multiply it out if you want a different form.
Hi, thanks. Ok, they say -i is a root but they don't say i is a root, same with -3. This is what throws me out.
-3 is a root doesn't give you additional information, but complex roots come in conjugate pairs, so if \(a+bi\) is a root so is \(a-bi\)
Thanks so much
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btw i hope it is easy to multiply \((x+i)(x-i)\) you get \(x^2+1\) pretty much instantly yw
Yes I figured, thanks :-)
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