You can put this solution on YOUR website! A polynomial function with zeros , , , etc. will have a factored form of: ...
where "a" is any non-zero number.
For a polynomial with the given zeros, its factored form will be:
Since we can pick any non-zero number for "a", there will be a different f(x) for every possible "a". So there is not just one function with the given zeros. To find one such function we will pick a value for "a". To make things easy, we'll make "a" be 1:
All we have left to do is put the equation into the requested standard form. So we simplify:
We can use the pattern to quickly multiply the first two factors:
Now we use FOIL to multiply the remaining factors:
Continuing the simplifying...
This is a polynomial function, in standard form, with the given zeros.