Answer the question.Is it possible to have a polynomial function whose only zeros are 9 and i? If so, write such a function. If not, explain why.
A. No; the conjugate zeros theorem requires that -9 and -i must also be zeros.
B. Yes; P(x) = x2 - (9 + i)x + 9i is such a function.
C. No; the conjugate zeros theorem requires that -i must also be a zero.
D. Yes; P(x) = x2 - (9 - i)x - 9i is such a function.
Answer: B
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A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
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A. $2182.87 B. $2143.59 C. $1182.87 D. $2078.93
Evaluate.
dx
A. 
x2 + 3x + C
B. 
x3 + C
C. - 
x3 - 3x2 + C
D. 
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