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Diana0920
i have the answer for the problem but i dont know how to solve it...

find a polynomial function with real coefficients and of least possible degree having the given zeros. Let the leading coefficient be 1

-2+$$-2+\sqrt{5}, -2-\sqrt{5}, -2, 1$$

Question

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Diana0920 
i have the answer for the problem but i dont know how to solve it...

find a polynomial function with real coefficients and of least possible degree having the given zeros. Let the leading coefficient be 1

-2+$$-2+\sqrt{5}, -2-\sqrt{5}, -2, 1$$

anonymous · Answer

is that the only zero?

anonymous · Answer

-2+$$-2+\sqrt{5}, -2-\sqrt{5}, -2, 1$$

anonymous · Answer

Ok. Thanks for the solution XD

mathmale · Answer

Diana:  I don't think you've shared ALL of the problem at hand.  Would you do so, please?
You posted a similar problem a few minutes back.  What did you learn through doing that problem that you could apply to solving this one?  Describe what you did in the previous problem.