Find Polynomial Functions with Given Zeros | Eat Pi

In this video, I teach you how to write a polynomial function when given the zeros (aka x-intercepts). This can be done by writing a set of parentheses for each zero. I cover 2 different examples, including square roots/radicals.

0:00 - Zeros: 0,-2,4
2:30 - Zeros: 4 + sqrt(3), 4 - sqrt(3)

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