What is a possible factorization of a polynomial with 3, –2, and i as zeros? A.) (x-3)(2x+4)(3x-1) B.) (x+3)(x+2)(x+i) C.) (x+3)(x-2)(3x-2(3x+1) D.) (x-3)(x+2)(x-I)

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What is a possible factorization of a polynomial with 3, –2, and i as zeros?

A.) (x-3)(2x+4)(3x-1)
B.) (x+3)(x+2)(x+i)
C.) (x+3)(x-2)(3x-2(3x+1)
D.) (x-3)(x+2)(x-I)

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it should be b but i don’t have paper with me so i’m not sure

Wuzseen answered Jan 2, 2020

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