Can you write the equation of a quadratic function knowing its zeros and its non-zero y-intercept? If so, describe the process

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disa [49]

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Can you write the equation of a quadratic function knowing its zeros and its non-zero y-intercept? If so, describe the process

. If not, explain why.

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valkas [14] · Answer 1 · 2023-03-11T07:18:20+03:00

valkas [14]2 years ago

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Yes, if you know where the y-intercept is, and your zeros, the line is fixed, and you have a curve that is already fixed based on the y-intercept. However without the y-intercept, your zero's would be useless.

Can you write the equation of a quadratic function knowing its zeros and its​ non-zero y-intercept? If​ so, describe the process

Can you write the equation of a quadratic function knowing its zeros and its non-zero y-intercept? If so, describe the process