Answer:
yes, you can :)
Step-by-step explanation:
<span>Here let the quadratic equation be ax^2 + bx + c
We know that a=5 from the question.
Since the roots are 6 and 2, the quadratic equation would take the form of a product like (a1x-b1)(a2x-b2).
However, let's assume that a2=1 and b2=6,
Since a=5, a1=5, then 5x-b1=5(x-2). Solving this shows that b1=10
So, the equation is (5x-10)(x-6)</span>
So to solve for y, we need to get y alone on one side of the equation. So we are going to subtract 9x from both sides of the equation to get:
And since y is negative, we are going to divide both sides by -1 in order to make the y positive:
