Convert the function into intercept form. Show your work. y=-x^2+5x+36

1 answer:

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Y = -x2 + 5x + 36 → y = -(x2 -5x -36)

→ y = -(x2 - 9x +4x - 36)

→ y = -[x(x-9) + 4(x - 9)]

→ y = -(x - 9)(x + 4)

Your answer would be y=-(x-9)(x+4).

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