6. Suppose that 1+2i is a complex zero of f(z)= z* – 2z³ +6z² – 2z +5, for all z eC then the other zeros are: c. {2i+1,2i – 1,i,–i}. а. {1+21,1-21,1,-1}. d. {2i,-2i,i,-i} . b. {1+2i,1– 2i,i,-i} . e. {2+i,2-i,i,-i} .

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6. Suppose that 1+2i is a complex zero of f (z)=z* - 2z° + 6z² – 2z + 5, for all z e C then
the other zeros are:
b. {1+2i,1– 2i,i,-i}.
e. {2+i,2-i,i,-i} .
c. {2i+1, 2i – 1,i,-i} .
a. {1+2i,1– 2i,1,–1}.
d. {2i,-2i,i,-i}.
Transcribed Image Text:6. Suppose that 1+2i is a complex zero of f (z)=z* - 2z° + 6z² – 2z + 5, for all z e C then the other zeros are: b. {1+2i,1– 2i,i,-i}. e. {2+i,2-i,i,-i} . c. {2i+1, 2i – 1,i,-i} . a. {1+2i,1– 2i,1,–1}. d. {2i,-2i,i,-i}.
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