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which one of the following is a complex zero of P(x)=x^4-16
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\[x^4-16=(x^2+4)(x^2-4)=(x^2+4)(x+2)(x-2)\]
the real zeros are \(2\) and \(-2\)
the complex ones you get from solving \[x^2+4=0\] do you know how to do that?
wouldn't x=2?
no
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\[x^2+4=0\\ x^2=-2\\ x=\pm\sqrt{-2}\] or \[x=\pm\sqrt{2}i\]
it is not \(x=2\) because \(2^2+4=4+4=8\) not zero
okay so what if my choices are only..
i made a typo there second line should be \(x^2=-4\)
\(-2i\) and \(2i\) are the zeros pick \(-2i\) who is jsara?
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okay that makes sense.... and i just typed in random letters but I asked myself that same question as i was sending it hahahaha
if those letters are random i will have a beer now
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