Network function. 6th degree polynomial to complex numbers

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The discussion focuses on deriving a transfer function from the squared magnitude of a 6th degree polynomial. The main challenge is understanding how to break down the polynomial into equations involving complex numbers without relying on software like MATLAB. The user acknowledges that they can find the polynomial's zeros using MATLAB but seeks a manual method for solving it on paper. The conversation emphasizes the importance of recognizing that (s-k) is a factor of a polynomial if f(k)=0. The user is looking for guidance on the analytical approach to this problem.
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the problem that i attached bellow is related to how you can obtain a transfer function from its squared magnituded.

my question is not on the problem it self as its just a solved example from my book.
what i find difficult to understand as you can see from my attachment is how the 6th degree polynomial was break down to equations that involves complex number.
 

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You could easily find the six zeros of the polynomial in the denominator using software such as MATLAB and then write it as a product of its factors, given that (s-k) is a factor of a polynomial f(s) if and only if f(k)=0
 
I know how to solve it with matlab. But I need to know how I can do it on paper.

Thanks for the reply
 
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