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Kipish [7]3 years ago

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In this question we have a graph given and the curve represents parabola or quadratic equation and we have to find the zeroes, that is, we need to find the value of x where the curve crosses the x axis . And from the given graph , we can say that the curve crosses the y axis at y=-8 . and the x axis at x=-4 and x =2. So the zeroes of the given graph is x=-4,2 and the y intercept is -8 .

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