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Find a polynomial equation with integral coefficients of lowest degree which has the roots 4 and the double root of -1/3
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root 1 =4, that is x -4 is a factor of the polynomial double root = -1/3, that is (x+1/3) ^2 is another factor of the polynomial hence the lowest degree is 3, the polynomial is (x-4) (x+1/3)^2. You open it.
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