Given function .
The f(x) has degree 3 and three zeros.
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Above table one zero at x = 2, the depressed polynomial of this zero, is quadratic.
The quadratic equation is .
The function has one real zero at x = 2 and two imaginary roots.
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The solution is x = 2, two imaginary roots .