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Factorise (include complex factors) z^2 + 3z + 11
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Complete the square \[(z \pm ?)(z \pm ?)\]
find the zeros they will be complex, one being the conjugate of the other lets call them \(a+bi\) and \(a-bi\) then your answer is \[(z-(a+bi))(z-(a-bi))\]
you find the zeros using the quadratic formula
Use the quadratic formula for this...
Ohhhhh I got it! Thanks so much
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