Roots of a polynomial equation. Finding the real and complex zeros of a polynomial

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We will see how to find the real zeros and the complex zeros of the polynomial P(x)=(x^2+4)(5x+1)^3. We will also discuss the idea of the multiplicities of the zeros.

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Real zeros: x = -1/5
Complex zeros: x = ±2i

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