SOLUTION: Find the polynomial of the lowest degree whose roots are -4, 7, 3, and -6

SOLUTION: Find the polynomial of the lowest degree whose roots are -4, 7, 3, and -6

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Question 239147: Find the polynomial of the lowest degree whose roots are -4, 7, 3, and -6
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Find the polynomial of the lowest degree whose roots are -4, 7, 3, and -6
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(x+4)*(x-7)*(x-3)*(x+6) = 0 has those roots.
You can do the multiplication.
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