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Four zeros of a 5th degree polynomial are 12,3,-5 and 1+2i. What is the 5th zero in this polynomial
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Four zeros of a 5th degree polynomial are 12,3,-5 and 1+2i. What is the 5th zero in this polynomial

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Answer:

1-2i

Explanation:

complex roots come in conjugate pairs

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