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Write a polynomial that has the give numbers as roots-3, 2 +sqrt3

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Given roots are (-3) and (
2 + √(3))


2 + √(3) is one of the root. So other root is
2 - √(3)

So we have three roots -3 ,
2 + √(3) and
2 - √(3)

Now we write the all the roots in factor form


(x -(-3)) (x- (2 + √(3)) (x- (2 - √(3))


(x + 3) (x- 2 - √(3)) (x- 2 + √(3))

Now we multiply last two parenthesis


(x + 3) (x^2- 2x +x√(3) -2x + 4 -2√(3) - x √(3) +2 √(3) - 3)

Now combine like terms


(x + 3) (x^2- 4x+1)


(x^3 -4x^2 +x + 3x^2-12x +3)


(x^3 - x^2 - 11x +3)


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