Given the equation: z3+6z+20=0 transform z3+6z+20=0 or z3+6z+20=0 z3+6z+20=0 (z+2)(z2−2z+4)+6z+12=0 Take common factor z+2 from the equation we get: (z+2)(z2−2z+10)=0 or (z+2)(z2−2z+10)=0 then: z1=−2 and also we get the equation z2−2z+10=0 This equation is of the form a∗z2+b∗z+c=0 A quadratic equation can be solved using the discriminant The roots of the quadratic equation: z2=2aD−b z3=2a−D−b where D=b2−4ac is the discriminant. Because a=1 b=−2 c=10 , then D=b2−4∗a∗c= (−1)1⋅4⋅10+(−2)2=−36 Because D<0, then the equation has no real roots, but complex roots is exists. z2=2a(−b+D) z3=2a(−b−D) or z2=1+3i Simplify z3=1−3i Simplify The final answer for (z^3 + 6*z + 20) + 0 = 0: z1=−2 z2=1+3i z3=1−3i
Vieta's Theorem
it is reduced cubic equation pz2+z3+qz+v=0 where p=ab p=0 q=ac q=6 v=ad v=20 Vieta Formulas z1+z2+z3=−p z1z2+z1z3+z2z3=q z1z2z3=v z1+z2+z3=0 z1z2+z1z3+z2z3=6 z1z2z3=20