Write the polynomial function of least degree with zeros 2 and 3i.

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Answer:

The answer is
x^2-(2+3i)x+6i

Explanation:

The polynomial with zeros 2 and 3i must have factors
(x-2) and
(x-3i) so the polynomial is

(x-2)(x-3i)=x^2-(2+3i)x+6i

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