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Let g(x) = 8x5 − 102x4 + 357x3 + 189x2 − 1508x + 360 Given that...

Let g(x) = 8x5 − 102x4 + 357x3 + 189x2 − 1508x + 360 Given that 6−2i is a root of g(x) and that g(x) has at least one rational root, list all of the real roots of g(x).

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