MHB What is the missing term in equation (E)?

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The equation (E) presented is Z³ - 12z² + = 48z - 128, which appears to have a missing term due to an extra plus sign. It is suggested that 8 is a solution of (E), but this is incorrect without the proper term. The discussion involves factoring the polynomial and determining coefficients a, b, and c to express it in the form (z-8)(az² + bz + c). Additionally, the discriminant calculation leads to complex roots, indicating further analysis is needed to solve the equation completely. The issue has also been raised on another forum, where users are providing assistance.
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Good evening everyone,
here is the statement:

Note the equation (E):

Z³-12z² + = 48z-128.

1.Check that 8 is the solution of (E)
2.a) determine real a, b, c such that for all z C (overall)
Z³ 12z²-48z-128 + = (z-8) (az² + bz + c).
b) Solve the equation in C (E)

For 1 I thought about putting (z-8) factor which gives:
(z-8) z (z²-12z + 48) -128√?
after I have a polynomial of degree 2 and calculating the discriminant I find z1: 6-i√12 and z2: 6 + i√12
and there I do not know how ... can you enlighten me
 
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Hello and welcome to MHB, farewell! :D

It seems that equation (E) is missing a term, since if we remove the stray plus sign, we do not find that $z=8$ is a solution.

edit: This problem has also been posted at MMF by a user of the same name, and help is being given there.
 
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