b,c please (c)Sonny's favourite polynomial happens to beq(2) = (z – zo)*(z – z1)°(z– 2)°(z – 23)"(z – z4)°(z – 25)°(z – z6)*.Lincoln says, "Woah! My favourite real, non-zero polynomial r(z) is divisible by q(z), and in fact it has the smallest degree possible for a polynomial withthose properties."What is the degree of r(z)? Sonny and Lincoln are amazed by the complex numbers z = 4e' (2m k/7) for k = 0,1, 2, ..., 6.(a)Complete the below description of the position of these 7 complex numbers on the complex plane:The numbers are(Click for List)around the(Click for List)of a(Click for List)with centre(Click for List) vand(Click for List) v(Click for List)It is(Click for List) vthat one of the points lies on the positive real axis.(b)Sonny wants to know more about the polynomial p(z) = (z – 2)(z – 25).Select ALL the statements below which are true:O The coefficients of p(z) are all purely imaginary.O The coefficients of p(z) are all complex.The coefficients of p(z) are all real.

Name: b,c please (c)Sonny's favourite polynomial happens to beq(2) = (z – zo
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Description: b,c please (c)Sonny's favourite polynomial happens to beq(2) = (z – zo)*(z – z1)°(z– 2)°(z – 23)"(z – z4)°(z – 25)°(z – z6)*.Lincoln says, "Woah! My favourite real, non-zero polynomial r(z) is divisible by q(z), and in fact it has the smallest degree