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The degree of \"\" is \"\", the zeros are \"\", \"\" and the multiplicity is \"\".

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Since the degree of the polynomial is \"\", the zeros of \"\" are \"\".

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From the conjugate pair theorem, complex zeros occur in conjugate pairs.

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Conjugate of \"\" is \"\".

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Since the multiplicity is \"\", the remaining zero is \"\".

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The four zeros are \"\" and \"\".

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If \"\" are the zeros of the polynomial \"\", then the polynomial function can be written as \"\", where \"\" is the leading coefficient of the polynomial.

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Consider the leading coefficient \"\" as \"\".

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Hence, the polynomial function is \"\" and \"\".

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The polynomial function is \"\" and \"\".