I am answering based on the assumption that the last zero is 1 + 7√3
FIRST, set up the zeros as factors: x=3 --> (x - 3)=0 x=4+2i --> [x - (4 + 2i)] = 0 don't forget the conjugate! (which is x=4-2i) --> [x - (4 - 2i)] = 0 x=1+7√3 --> [x - (1+7√3)] = 0 don't forget to rationalize it! (x=1-7√3) --> [x - (1-7√3)] = 0 <em>x=4+2i was already given as a zero so this factor and its conjugate have a multiplicity of 2 (meaning it has an exponent of 2)</em> <em>x=1+7√3 was also previously given as a zero so it also has a multiplicity of 2.</em>
Use the equations you know to help you figure this out. It may not be easy, but for you to understand, you need to learn how to do it. If you want work, try it out.. Not to be rude...