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A polynomial function has local maxima at (0, -1) and (3,-2). The complex number (1+2i) is a zero of the function. What is the least possible degree of the function?

A polynomial function has local maxima at (0, -1) and (3,-2). The complex number (1+2i) is a zero of the function. What is the least possible degree of the function?
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A polynomial function has local maxima at (0, -1) and (3,-2). The complex number (1+2i) is a

zero of the function. What is the least possible degree of the function?

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User David Castillo
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6

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i once saw it on a function quiz and i believe that was correct

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