Multiple Choice
Provide an appropriate response.
-Is it possible to have a polynomial function whose only zeros are 2 and i? If so, write such a function. If not, explain why.
A) is such a function.
B) is such a function.
C) No; the conjugate zeros theorem requires that -2 and -i must also be zeros.
D) No; the conjugate zeros theorem requires that -i must also be a zero.
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