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Function f is a quadratic function passing through the points (-4,0),(0,–12) and (3,0). Function g is modeled by the graph. Over which interval are both functions negative? ​

Function f is a quadratic function passing through the points (-4,0),(0,–12) and (3,0). Function g is modeled by the graph. Over which interval are both functions negative? ​
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Function f is a quadratic function passing through the points (-4,0),(0,–12) and (3,0). Function g is modeled by the graph. Over which interval are both functions negative? ​

Function f is a quadratic function passing through the points (-4,0),(0,–12) and (3,0). Function-example-1
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Function f is a quadratic function passing through the points (-4,0),(0,–12) and (3,0). Function-example-1
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Open points on 1 and 3 with ray connecting them

Explanation:

Because it's right.

Function f is a quadratic function passing through the points (-4,0),(0,–12) and (3,0). Function-example-1
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