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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Point of intersections of the graph with x-axis are not clear.
Let these points are x = -a, -b and c
Therefore, function representing the graph will be,
f(x) = p(x + a)(x + b)(x - c)
Since, this graph crosses y-axis at (0, -6),
f(0) = p(0 + a)(0 + b)(0 - c) = -6
-pabc = -6
p =
Therefore, equation of the given function will be,
f(x) =
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