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Title: Fundamental Theorem of Algebra TS: Demonstrating understanding of concepts


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Fundamental Theorem of AlgebraTS Demonstrating
understanding of concepts
  • Warm-Up
  • T or F A cubic function has at least one real
    root.
  • T or F A polynomial function can have no
    complex solutions.
  • T or F A polynomial function could have only
    one imaginary solution.
  • T or F A polynomial could have root 2 as its
    only irrational solution.

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The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra
  • If f(x) is a polynomial of degree n, where n gt 0,
    then f has at least one zero in the complex
    number system.
  • Linear Factorization Theorem
  • If f(x) is a polynomial of degree n where n gt 0,
    f has precisely n linear factors
  • f(x) an(x c1)(x c2)(x cn)
  • where c1, c2, , cn are complex numbers.

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Find a cubic polynomial with zeros of 2i and 3
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Find the quartic polynomial with zeros -v2 and i,
which passes through (1, 6)
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Factoring Polynomials so they are irreducable
over the rationals, reals and complex zeros.
  • Factor each
  • a) x4 x2 20

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Factoring Polynomials so they are irreducable
over the rationals, reals and complex zeros.
  • Factor each
  • x4 3x3 x2 12x 20
  • (Hint x2 4 is a factor)

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You Try1) If -1 3i is a zero of x3 4x2
14x 20, find the other zeros
  • 2) Factor the following x4 6x2 27
  • a) Irreducible over the rationals
  • b) Irreducible over the reals
  • c) Irreducible over the complex
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