The only zeros of a polynomial function f(x) are (3-i/4) and (3+i/4) (these are typed how they would be on a graphing calculator)
What is the standard form polynomial function f(x) = ax2+bx+c that has the above zeros? all coefficients must be integers

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The only zeros of a polynomial function f(x) are (3-i/4) and (3+i/4) (these are typed how they would be on a graphing calculator)
What is the standard form polynomial function f(x) = ax2+bx+c that has the above zeros? all coefficients must be integers

jh99 · Answer

are those imaginary numbers? i?

mathstudent55 · Answer

The simplest polynomial with zeros a and b is (x - a)(x - b).
Write the zeros in for a and be above. Then multiply the two factors to find the polynomial.