A degree 4 polynomial P(x) with integer coefficients has zeros and 4, with 4 being a zero of multiplicity 2. Moreover, the coefficient of x4 is 1. Find the polynomial. Note: The polynomial must be expanded so that no imaginary number i appears in the polynomial. Note: Solution 1.COEFFICIENTS ARE REAL ..SO IF 3I IS A ROOT ..THEN -3I IS ANOTHER ROOT ....SO PLYNOMIAL = P = [X-3I][X+3I][F(X)]=[X^2+9][F(X)]......F[X] HAS ZERO OF MULTIPLICITY 2 ..SO ... P=[X^2+9][X-4]^2 =[X^2+9][X^2-8X+16]=X^4-8X^3+25X^2-72X+144 ....ANSWER .