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Homework Statement
Write a fourth degree polynomial that has roots of 3 and 1-i. There is more than one correct solution
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The Attempt at a Solution
I'm extremely lost as to where this problem is going, I know that to be a fourth degree its simply x^4, but how in the world do you incorporate i into a polynomial when you're given zeros?
Do you multiply 3 and 1-i, and keep foiling until there is a fourth degree? because that makes absolutely no sense. Sorry if i sound dumb guys
now see if it was more along the lines of a coefficient with the i such as 3i etc. I would get it, but 1-i throws me off completely
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