SOLUTION: form a polynomial of degree three so that 2+3i and -1 are zeroes. How do you solve this equation?
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form a polynomial of degree three so that 2+3i and -1 are zeroes. How do you solve this equation?
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Complex solutions only come in complex conjugate pairs.
So if 2+3i is a solution then so is 2-3i.