MHB Solve Part (b) of Nonzero Polynomials | Help Needed

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Hi all, I have solved part (a) which require verification if it is correct.

However, for part b, I am not sure how to do. Appreciate your help. Thank you.
 

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Hint: fundamental theorem of algebra, I think. What would such a polynomial have to look like?
 

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