The roots of a quadratic equation are -7 and 1. Write an equation that could represent this function. Give your answer in standard form and factored form.

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The roots of a quadratic equation are -7 and 1. Write an equation that could represent this function. Give your answer in standard form and factored form.

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Explanation:

equation -

(X+7) (x-1) =0

equation = x2 -x -7x -7 = x2 -8x -7

standard form = x2 -8x -7

factor form = (x+7) (x-1)

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