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Given the quadratic function y=(3x−2)(x+4), what are the x-intercepts?

Given the quadratic function y=(3x−2)(x+4), what are the x-intercepts?
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Given the quadratic function y=(3x−2)(x+4), what are the x-intercepts?

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Answer:


((2)/(3) , 0), (-4, 0)

Explanation:

Substitute 0 for y and solve to find the x-intercept.

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