Im having some difficulty in factoring the following complex equation. The image bellow is taken from WolframAlpha, can anyone explain how I can factor this equation.
In the task I am told one solution has a real part of 1.

Im having some difficulty in factoring the following complex equation. The image bellow is taken from WolframAlpha, can anyone explain how I can factor this equation.
In the task I am told one solution has a real part of 1.

$z^4-2z^3+12z^2-14z+35=0$
Rewrite the term $12z^2$ as $5z^2+7z^2$:
$z^4-2z^3+5z^2+7z^2-14z+35=0$
Take out the common factors:
$z^2(z^2-2z+5)+7(z^2-2z+5)=0$
Factored form:
$(z^2+7)(z^2-2z+5)=0$
The solutions to this equation are:
$x=\pm\sqrt{7}i$ and $x=1\pm2i$.