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London Dawson
9 September, 03:18
Find the polynomial from the roots:
√3i,-√3i
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Saul Mcmahon
9 September, 03:42
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x² + 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Given these roots, two of the factors are binomials that are zero when x is one of these values:
(x - √3i), (x + √3i)
If you form the product of these factors, you get a polynomial with real, rational coefficients:
(x - √3i) (x + √3i) = x² - (√3) ² (i²) = x² + 3
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