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Find the equation of the quadratic function with zeros 10 and 12 and vertex at (11, -2).
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Step-by-step explanation:
we are given a quadratic equation
Let's assume formula of vertex form of parabola as
where vertex is (h,k)
we are given
vertex =(11,-2)
so, h=11, k=-2
now, we can plug it
now, we are given zeros at x=10 and x=12
we know that zeros will be x=10 , y is 0
so, we can plug x=10 and y=0 and solve for 'a'
now, we can plug it back
and we get
so, we get quadratic equation as
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