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Find the polynomial function with roots 1, -2, and 5
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Can you explain how you got that too? I'd really appreciate it.
start with the polynomial in factored form, and then multiply out
since you have the zeros, you know how to factor the polynomial it is \[p(x)=a(x-1)(x+2)(x-5)\] since clearly if you replace x by 1, -2 or 5 you will get 0
to make your life simple, make \(a=1\) and multiply \[(x-1)(x+2)(x-5)\] to write your polynomial in standard form
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