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When graphing a parabola, how are the points for the x and y-intercepts found?

When graphing a parabola, how are the points for the x and y-intercepts found?
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When graphing a parabola, how are the points for the x and y-intercepts found?

User Sanket B
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Bet setting the X or Y to zero
And solving

U can also graph and look at points on the axis
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