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someone help me find all the zeros..... one zeros is -i and another is obviously +i... f(x)=x^4+5x^2+4
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since you have \(\pm i\), therefore, you have \(x^2 +1\) is a factor of f(x) , right? now, use long division to find other 2
i don't know, I did sythetic division and it came out to x^2+4=0 so the other two should be \[\pm2\] but...
the answer is \[\pm 2i\]
\(\pm 2i\) not \(\pm2\)
that is what i dont get how is it 2i
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