How to write the equation of a polynomial with irrational zeros

The video tutorial covers the process of understanding zeros and rewriting them as factors, explaining the difference of two squares, and understanding perfect square trinomials. It also demonstrates how to combine like terms in polynomial expressions, using methods like the box method and distributive property for multiplication.

What is the basic approach to start when given the zeros of a polynomial?

Explain the process of rewriting zeros as factors.

What is the significance of the multiplicity of a zero in a polynomial equation?

Describe how to handle a difference of two squares in polynomial multiplication.

What steps are involved in combining like terms after multiplying polynomials?