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A polynomial to the 11th degree has these zeroes: -5, 6, -5-2i ,and i. find another zero for this polynomial, the maximum number of real zeroes, and maximum number of nonreal ze…

A polynomial to the 11th degree has these zeroes: -5, 6, -5-2i ,and i. find another zero for this polynomial, the maximum number of real zeroes, and maximum number of nonreal ze…
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A polynomial to the 11th degree has these zeroes: -5, 6, -5-2i ,and i.

find another zero for this polynomial, the maximum number of real zeroes, and maximum number of nonreal zeroes.

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the answer is 45

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