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Find the fourth-degree polynomial function with zeros 10,-10, 10i, -10i
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Find the fourth-degree polynomial function with zeros 10,-10, 10i, -10i

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Answer:


x^4-90x^2-1000

Explanation:


(x-10)(x+10)(x^2+10)\\\\(x^2-100)(x^2+10)\\\\x^4+10x^2-100x^2-1000\\\\x^4-90x^2-1000

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