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In Problems 31– 40, find the complex zeros of each polynomial function. Write f in factored form.

f(x)=2x4+x3-35x2-113x+65

Short Answer

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f(x)=(x-5)(2x-1)(x+3-2i)(x+3+2i)

Complex zeros are-3±2i.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information 

The given polynomial is

f(x)=2x4+x3-35x2-113x+65

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Step 2. Finding potential roots

The factors of constant terms are ±1,±5,±13,±65and factor of leading term are ±1,±2.

The potential roots offxare±1,±12,±5,±52,±13,±132,±15,±152

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Step 3. Finding factors by checking zeros

Let us check at 12,f12=0

So, fx=x-122x3+2x2-34x-130

Now, factor

2x3+2x2-34x-130=02x-5x2+6x+13=0

Wherex2+6x+13can not factorable.

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Step 4. Factor x2+6x+13 by quadratic formula

x=-6±36-522=-6±-162x=-6±4i2x=-3+2i,-3-2i

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