SOLUTION: Use quadratic formula to find the 2 complex zeros of {{{ f(x)=2x^3+3x+5 }}} Write the answer in {{{ a+bi }}} form.

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Question 762526: Use quadratic formula to find the 2 complex zeros of +f%28x%29=2x%5E3%2B3x%2B5+
Write the answer in +a%2Bbi++ form.

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The quadratic formula doesn't help much with a cubic, unless you happen to already know the one real number zero.

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