If two of the zeros of a third-degree polynomial are x=8 and x=4i, then A). The third zero must be -8 B). The third zero must be -4i

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If two of the zeros of a third-degree polynomial are x=8 and x=4i, then

A). The third zero must be -8

B). The third zero must be -4i

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I think the answer is A:::::::::::::) that what i think

Jney answered Jan 27, 2021

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