How do you factor a polynomial completely over the set of complex numbers so that all factors are linear, and then prove that those linear factors produce the polynomial?

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welshfella · Answer

A lot could be said about this. I suggest you google it. There are lots of math websites to help with this.

anonymous · Answer

@welshfella I have the polynomial, and I know one of the factors has a squared 'x', so does that have something to do with it?

welshfella · Answer

What is the polynomial?

anonymous · Answer

3x^4-11x^3+10x-3

anonymous · Answer

@ChillOut Not sure if you could help or give example?

anonymous · Answer

Never mind I got it!