The video tutorial explains how to find a polynomial given its zeros, including complex numbers and their conjugates. It covers setting factors to zero, using the zero product property, and multiplying binomials and trinomials. The box method is introduced for organizing multiplication, and the process of combining terms to form the final polynomial is demonstrated.

What is the significance of using a complex conjugate when dealing with imaginary zeros?

• It simplifies the polynomial.

• It ensures all zeros are real.

• It eliminates the imaginary part.

• It helps in forming a polynomial with real coefficients.

When setting up factors from zeros, why is it important to avoid fractions in polynomial coefficients?

• Fractions can lead to incorrect solutions.

• Fractions complicate the zero product property.

• Fractions are not allowed in polynomials.

• Fractions make the polynomial harder to solve.

What is the result of multiplying a complex number by its conjugate?

• A polynomial with fractional coefficients

• A complex number

• A real number

• A polynomial with imaginary coefficients

What method is introduced for multiplying a binomial by a trinomial?

• Synthetic division

• Difference of squares

• Box method

• FOIL method

How do you combine like terms in a polynomial expression?

• By adding coefficients of similar terms

• By multiplying similar terms

• By dividing similar terms

• By subtracting coefficients of similar terms

What is the degree of the polynomial formed in the final expression?

• 4

• 5

• 3

• 2

Which of the following is NOT a zero of the polynomial discussed?

• -7i

• 1

• 3

• 3/2