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Answer:

f(x)=4x(x-3)

Vertex=3/2, -9

Explanation:

First, factorize it.

That is equal to 4x(x-3)

Therefore, x intercepts are 0 and 3, as at least one of them need to be 0.

To find the vertex, first find the x of the vertex, which you can do by finding the average of the x intercepts, so it will be 3/2

Then, find the y, by making x in the original equation equal 3/2. This will give us -9 as the y.

The vertex will by 3/2, -9

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